According to a recent real estate survey, a $400 investment spent in cleaning or de-cluttering your home when listed realizes a 400 percent return on your investment, or $2,000 back in your pocket at closing. A deep cleaning is essential for a good first impression. It’s also key to keep up the cleaning as long as your house is on the market, which probably means a daily dusting and vacuum session, etc. Bathrooms and the kitchen should be kept spotless -- and spending $400 to $500 on landscaping upgrades usually will boost your home’s value by $1,600 to $1,800, conducted by HomeGain, an Internet real estate service. Landscaping & a well cleaned interior obviously makes a huge financial difference in how people perceive your home.
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