imperative that the bathrooms are kept clean and odor-free.
Potential buyers might forgive a less-than-stellar child’s room, but a questionable bathroom or kitchen could cost you a sale.
PET PEEVES
As much as we adore our pets, it pains us to say, homebuyers want to see your home without them. While our pets are beloved members of the family, they might not have the same appeal to every potential buyer. Pet dander and odors could impact the viewing experience for some, especially those with allergies or who may not be comfortable around animals. To help buyers focus on the beauty of your home, it’s best to minimize the presence of pets during showings. Tucking away items like pet dishes, litter boxes, and beds will create a cleaner, more inviting space. If possible, consider keeping pets in a designated area or outdoors to ensure a smooth and positive experience for everyone With all the staging work complete, you are now ready to list and showcase your home. In the next section, you will learn how to price your home. A real estate professional is your best information source for how to sell your home quickly, without lowering the price. When selling your home, there is much to know about pricing, marketing, and negotiations.
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