1 2Empty your closets. Buyers can better see the storage space if the closets aren’t �lled to the brim with stu�.

Don’t over-upgrade. Focus on practical �xes such as repainting the exterior or replacing cabinet hardware rather than huge overhauls.

3 4Always be ready to show. The more �exibleyou are about visits, the more people willsee your home.

Conceal your four-legged friends. Buyers will take pet hair or odors as a sign that your house is not clean.

5 6Have a plan. You will need to know where you and your things are going to go if your home sells quickly.

Ensure your listing has quality photos.Many homebuyers start their search online.

7 8Share information about life in the neighborhood. You are selling the location of your home just as much as the home itself.

Have good lighting. Take down drapes, trim shrubs away from windows and add light �xtures to any dim areas.

9 10De-personalize. Buyers need to be able to picture themselves in the space.

Focus on the kitchen. If you choose to remodel before selling, the kitchen will give you the biggest return on investment.

10 Tips for Selling your Home

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