Selling your home is a huge deal. It’s often a long, drawn-out process. If you’re lucky, your home will sell really quickly, but sometimes it doesn’t. This could be down to the economy, the area or your home not giving people the right vibes.
While there’s nothing you can do about the country’s economy, there are a lot of things you can do to give yourself the best chance at selling your property, fast.
While there’s nothing you can do about the country’s economy, there are a lot of things you can do to give yourself the best chance at selling your property, fast.
Moving On - How To Sell Your Home Quickly
Ch0ose Your Realtor Carefully
A good realtor will do most of the hard work for you. Look for someone with experience and knowledge of your area, who has good contacts and marketing techniques.
Ask friends and family for recommendations and do your research online. If you’re paying a percentage of the final selling price then you could put your property on the market with more than one realtor.
Ask friends and family for recommendations and do your research online. If you’re paying a percentage of the final selling price then you could put your property on the market with more than one realtor.
Think About Curb Appeal
Homes that have good curb appeal have been found to sell for 7% more than other properties.
It doesn’t have to cost the earth but it will take a bit of effort. Often the reason that we neglect the exterior of our houses is that jobs seem too big or complicated. Tidy up your gardens and lawns, look at exterior painting in Denver to refresh your the outside of your property.
Add a few nice touches with flowers, lighting or seating areas. Make your home look like somewhere your buyer would enjoy coming back to at the end of a long day at work.
It doesn’t have to cost the earth but it will take a bit of effort. Often the reason that we neglect the exterior of our houses is that jobs seem too big or complicated. Tidy up your gardens and lawns, look at exterior painting in Denver to refresh your the outside of your property.
Add a few nice touches with flowers, lighting or seating areas. Make your home look like somewhere your buyer would enjoy coming back to at the end of a long day at work.
Declutter
Having a house full of disorganized clutter is a sure way to put off potential buyers. It doesn’t matter how nice your decor or furniture is, the clutter is all they will remember.
Be ruthless and get rid of as many items as you can. You can either sell, donate or throw away any broken/worn items.
Do this now and it’s one less thing you’ll have to do when you finally do move out. Kitchens and bathrooms are huge selling points in a property, so concentrate on keeping these particularly clean and uncluttered.
Be ruthless and get rid of as many items as you can. You can either sell, donate or throw away any broken/worn items.
Do this now and it’s one less thing you’ll have to do when you finally do move out. Kitchens and bathrooms are huge selling points in a property, so concentrate on keeping these particularly clean and uncluttered.
Don't Forget The Little Things
We all have a million little jobs that need doing around the house that we never seem to get around to. It could be a broken lightbulb, scuffed paintwork, squeaky door or broken mailbox.
The chances are you’ve probably stopped noticing them. It’s things like this that potential buyers will notice. So it’s best to get them fixed now.
The chances are you’ve probably stopped noticing them. It’s things like this that potential buyers will notice. So it’s best to get them fixed now.
Set A Realistic Asking Price
If you’re lucky, you’ll get more for your property than you paid for it. However, the 2008 recession coupled with the impending economic impact of COVID-19 is likely to send the property market into a tailspin.
By setting a realistic asking price, you’re more likely to get potential buyers through the door. Set your price too high, and it’s likely to sit on the market for a long time.
Take the advice of your realtor and do your research.
By setting a realistic asking price, you’re more likely to get potential buyers through the door. Set your price too high, and it’s likely to sit on the market for a long time.
Take the advice of your realtor and do your research.
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