FSBO: The famous Curb Appeal
So many of you have asked me for a copy of the entire booklet that I present to an Unrepresented Seller, also known as a FSBO. While I am sincerely happy to share it with you, here is my dilemma. The booklet has my name all over it, and while I am more than happy for you to use it in your PERSONAL marketing (NOT for resale), you are going to have to format it on whatever program you use (Word, Google Docs, PrintShop, Photo Shop, etc.), so I would suggest that you would be better served doing a cut and paste of each of the individual pages and manipulating it in a manner that best suits you. Then you can add your own pictures and fonts, etc.
Here is the next installment of my booklet that I share when speaking with an Unrepresented Seller in explaining the importance of Curb Appeal.
As someone who specializes in selling real estate in your area, I would like to offer a few hints to show your home in its best light. You only get one chance to make a good first impression, and when selling a home, first impressions definitely count! Follow these tips and create a competitive edge that may help you sell your home more quickly:
The "famous" Curb Appeal
- Trim trees and shrubs
- Clean out flower beds
- Invest in a few flats of seasonal flowers
- Paint the front door
- Make sure the doorbell is working properly
- Wash the mailbox
- Keep the porch swept
- Get an attractive mat for people to wipe their feet
- Wash the windows inside and out
- Scrape and touch up any peeling paint
- Use soap to lubricate sticking windows, doors, and drawers
These are just a few suggestions for the outside of your home. How you market your home is completely different than how you live in your home. To create an atmosphere that will charm Buyers and make them want to buy YOUR home, the following tips will help you with your home's interior:
FSBO: The famous curb appeal was written by Mimi Foster
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