human life. That means: *Evict cobwebs like it’s Spiderpocalypse. *Dust everything from ceiling fans to blinds. *Wash windows until birds fly into them (gently). *Polish wood, wipe leather, and clean appliances like they’ve never been touched. *Tackle bathrooms and kitchens with surgical-level precision —because these two areas make or break the deal. *Shampoo carpets, mop floors, vacuum rugs, and don’t just Febreze—purify. Basically, your goal is to have buyers whisper, “Wow, I could eat off this floor,” and mean it. (Though we don’t recommend encouraging them to do that.) Step 3: Paint Like You’re Selling Zen Fresh paint is your best friend—especially if your current color scheme screams “circus tent chic.”You want your home to feel like a blank canvas, not a preschool art project. That means neutrals: grays, beiges, off-whites, soft whites. (Sorry, polka- dotted turquoise bathroom—you had your moment.)And don’t skip the hidden stuff : Ceilings Trim Doors Closets (yes, people open those)Pro tip: Paint everything like you’re preparing a gallery space, not recreating a jungle safari. Step 4: Kitchen and Bath—The Holy Grails of Home Selling Buyers will forgive a messy kids’ room. They will not forgive a bathroom that looks like a horror movie set.Your kitchen and bathrooms need to be: Sparkling Spotless Showroom-readyClean every tile, polish every faucet, and make
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