If you are in the process of preparing your house for sale, it is important that you realize that your actions at this point will determine your future success. Once listed, a house on the market ages quickly.
You only get one shot at your "just listed" fifteen minutes of fame out in the buyers' pool.
If you don't grab someone's attention in the first two weeks, your chances of getting your asking price start to diminish.

The difference between multiple offers and price reductions can be a direct result of your preparation.
Today's buyers want move-in ready properties. They scan MLS photos looking for houses that appeal to them visually and emotionally and that require no improvements.
They are looking for a house that they can visualize as their home.
How you present your house, and how it measures up against the competition, is the key to appealing to buyers and the difference between making money and losing money.
A little effort now, to properly prepare your house, is well worth the time and investment.
Many sellers invest money, time, and energy on the wrong improvements and find their house sitting instead of selling. Know the facts and prepare smart.
For more information on preparing your house for sale:
Selling Your NH Home By Thinking Like A NY Advertiser
Selling Your NH Home - You Can't Win Today's Game Using Yesterday's Rules
So Simple, A Child Can Figure It Out
Home Staging Advice Made Simple - Step 1 - How To Declutter
Create Sensory Appeal With Home Staging
Moving The Furniture Could Mean Moving Out Sooner
If You Are Serious About Selling, Don't Try Home Staging
Home Staging 101...The Big Furniture Goes In The Bigger Room
Good News: Home Staging Is Not A Common Practice In NH
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Sharon ~ As we get ready to list our house and downsize, I am absolutely looking for "move in ready". I can't even tell you the horrible pictures I've seen of houses on our MLS - and that's when there are some. I am so hoping that everything we are doing to prepare, will show my hubby it was worth it to invest some elbow grease into the house, with a quick offer after listing.