Can you offer your buyer's new furniture? Or how about a trip to Hawaii? Or a car? NO? Well here are a few tips to help you sell your home without those gimmicky incentives.
- Update Your Home:Buyer's are looking for "move-in" ready homes. What makes your home stand out from the crowd are new carpeting, fresh paint, updated appliances, granite countertops, and new hardware.
- Stage it: A professional stager will look at your home differently than you will. They will declutter and edit the room's furniture. Remember: You're selling the space, be sure to show the space.
- Curb Appeal: Your potential buyer's first opinion of his new home. It should look good and sparkle. Repair all barren spots on the lawn, make sure it's freshly cut and edged. Put flowers in pots on the front porch, paint the door. To see more on this please visit my earlier post on this subject.
- Listing with Investors: Many investors use specific websites to find properties, listing with those websites give you a leg-up on all the other listings out there.
- Auction House:There are several auction houses that will put your house up for auction, of course, for a percentage of the sale. And you can have "reserve" amount that you won't sell below.
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