The Top 5 Things You Can Do To Get Your Home Signed to Sold

This is the first impression a Buyer will have of your home and if the paint is chipping, the door is "dated" or the hardware is worn, Buyers notice. A perfectly appointed front door can mean more money on your bottom line.

Your love of bright colors could be standing in the way of a quick sale. Neutral walls help Buyers visualize their own style within your space. And neutral doesn't have to mean drab...think muted. Every color on the color wheel has a neutral tone. Keep this in mind and you'll be seeing $'s when it's time to sell!

Take a fresh look at the lighting, hardware and accessories you have around your home. Update, replace or store away things that may be keeping your home stuck in an era gone by. Buyers may have a harder time pegging the age of your home if things like lighting, knobs & faucets are updated.

Scrub, scour, tidy up, straighten, get rid of the clutter, repair squeaks, the light switch that doesn't work, and the tiny crack in the bathroom mirror because these can be deal-killers and
you'll never know what turns buyers off. A clean home free of the obvious repairs will be one that goes first!

You may have an idea of what your home is worth based on your personal opinion or what your neighbors sold for. However, you'll want to consult with a REALTOR and get up to date SOLD pricing in your area. Overpricing isn't a strategy, in fact, statistics show the longer your home is on market your the lower your bottom line.