For Sellers

• Make any necessary repairs and cosmetic improvements to your house.
• Have a home pre-inspection done so you know what repairs need to be done. This can save you money up front.
• Clear all kitchen & bath countertops (Makes the kitchen and bath look bigger!).
• Get rid of anything in your closets/ garage you don't use.
• Put a drop of vanilla on the light bulbs in each room and have the lights turned on when showing the house. It smells like you just baked.
• Does the house or any part of the house need painting?
• Do I need to re-seed the lawn and get my landscaping in top shape?
• Does the carpet need cleaning or replacing?
• Are the pets under control at all times?
• Are all appliances in good working order?
• What is the buyer's first impression of the exterior of our house? What can I do to improve it?
• Since the buyer will be looking in the closets, should I take some of the clothes out to make them look roomier?
• What is the buyer's first impression as they step inside my house? What can I do to improve it?
• Can I take items from kitchen cabinets to make them more spacious?
• Is there any furniture I could store or dispose of to make the rooms appear larger?
• Should I remove an ornate item that a buyer may want as part of the house? For example, a special chandelier, or wall system?
• Is the price and terms offered going to appeal to most of the buying public in my price range?
• Are the garage and storage areas as clean and neat as they should be?

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