Home Selling Tips
Condition is Important
Declutter and/or depersonalize. Don't throw items in closets or garages. It behooves you to get a storage unit or have a garage sale.
Price it Right
Overpricing a home may cause it to be on the market for an extended period, causing it to become stale and attractive to bottom feeders.
Make Upgrades
Small, simple, and inexpensive updates could net a higher return. Fresh neutral paint could do wonders. New hardware on cabinets, light fixtures, and shower curtains could help give the house a facelift. Matching appliances will put first time buyers at ease. So will offering a home warranty, the existing washer and dryer, or refrigerator.
Curb Appeal
It's true the first impression means a lot. Spruce up curb appeal and improve landscaping. Plant some flowers or power wash and paint the exterior of the house.
Costs Associated With Selling
Realtor commission
Property taxes
Potential buyer closing cost contributions
Pay off mortgages
Possible capital gains
Moving expenses