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This is Part 1 in a series of things to do that will increase your chances of a quick home sale, for the highest possible price.
Repairs
Go through your home and make a ‘to do’ list of all the little things that may need some attention.
Start on the inside and pay particular attention to things like peeling or tired paint, loose wall paper, flooring issues (especially carpet that needs cleaning or replacement), leaking faucets, etc.
Then move to the exterior and make sure your street appeal is top notch! Look for peeling paint, soffit and fascia that may need replacement, etc.. Pay close attention to the front door! This is often one of the first negatives a potential buyer may see.
Consider hiring a professional, home inspector to do a pre-listing inspection. This will give you some insight as to what a potential buyer will find when they do their inspections. Things like furnace cleaning, issues in the attic or roof, and potential electrical problems will likely be found BEFORE a potential buyer has the chance to get scared off!
Lastly, get these items fixed! Remove any potential buyer objections, before they have a chance to freak out a buyer. This is a proven method for maximizing your sales price, while minimizing your time on the market.
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