
~ Make the interior of your home visible from the exterior - keep windows clean, screen dooors open, lights on.
~ If possible, put a swing on the porch with colorful pillows.
~ Make sure the entry level floor makes a good first impression.
~ Clean out the closets nearest the front entryway; make it appear spacious, with empty hangers for plenty of winter coats.
~ Highlight the fireplace if you have one. add color by putting flowers on the mantle, or have a fire going if the weather is cool enough.
~ Stand about 30 feet outside the front door and evaluate the feeling you get from looking at your house. It should be warm, inviting and feel like home.
~ Set the dining room table. Make it emotional (homey) and appropritate for the time of day if possible. ~ Make sure all windows are crystal clean.
~ Create extra counter space by storing appliances, dish racks, dish soap, ets.
~ De-personalize teenagers’ rooms. not everyone has teens or likes their taste in decorating.
~ Have fresh flowers in the house to give a feeling of life in the home.
~ Increase the wattage of light bulbs in the basement and laundry room.
~ Have the carpeting professionally cleaned. ~ Leave your house during all showings.
~ board any pets, or take them with you during showings
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