Things that turn off a buyer when looking at your house in Marion Ar

Rita, I agree with Gerard but only to a point.  Even if they are used to the odor, after leaving for a while and coming back home they have to smell it.  Sometimes I think they just don't care enough to try to eliminate the problem.

Rita, great post for those wanting to sell their homes. But sadly, many don't listen or their agents are afraid to tell them.

Rita, I don't know how many times we've had our buyers leave a house quickly because of strong smells, whether smoke, pets or TOO MUCH air freshener.

Rita....I think I see the wet towels more than anything. Nice post!---Rob
Hope you have a great day!

Pretty sure buyers have plenty of their own dirty laundry and dishes, they don't need to see the sellers housework lying around during a showing, definitely a turn off

It is the little things that make the big difference. 

Oh the piggies and I'm not afraid to tell them but I am never too sure how to lay it out, you don't want to hurt their feelings but you need to get a point across.

this is a good list to share with sellers

Rita you would think that the things you pointed out would require no thought at all.  It would seem natural that people would think of these things.  But oh, I forgot, never assume.

Rita - I'm LOL at your suggestions and while I do agree with you about all of your tips, I just wish that the buyers here in my market had the luxury of excluding properties because of some of your listed turn-offs.  Here in Los Angeles & Ventura counties, many borrowers have to have a real vision when they walk into many of the absolute dumps that are here on the market.