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With many potential sellers in limbo due to the current ongoing crisis, we’ve compiled a list of top tips to get your home primed for sale once it is safe to do so.
Do your homework on what the value of your home should be. Many of the leading property sale websites have information on previous house sales on your street or in your area. Take note of comparable properties square footage, number of bedrooms and outdoor space. Once you are able to appoint an agent in due course, this information will serve you well when agreeing the sale value of your home.
To find your conveyancing expert, ideally, go on a recommendation of a friend or loved one and ensure that the solicitor will give you a personalised service at a competitive price. Selling your home and moving is a busy and often stressful time and your solicitor is there to help you navigate through the process, and give you peace of mind that you are getting the best possible service.
First impressions mean everything to homebuyers and now is the time to tackle those manageable DIY projects and other jobs that you have been putting off. Whether it’s a fresh coat of paint or fixing that drippy tap, it will all have a positive impact on that first impression.
Don’t let dirty floors, dust or animal odours put off prospective buyers. While we are currently unable to call in the professionals, we can tackle the ubends and smeary windows ourselves.
When a home is clutter-free, buyers find it easier to imagine their belongings in the place of yours and build a picture of their life in your home. Store what you can out of sight and ready for your move.
Ever noticed that when you view a home all the wall lights and sidelights are on? It’s a selling tactic and it works, lights create a warm and homely atmosphere. Stock up on bulbs ready for your viewings.
Research shows that staging your home can help to sell it faster and at a higher sale value. The good news is that staging is easy and affordable to do. Ensure the entrance to your property is smart and welcoming from the front garden through to the reception area. Small touches such as fresh flowers or house plants bring the outdoors in and the smell of freshly brewed coffee can make your home feel inviting and authentic.
Source: Property Reporter
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