It’s always been said the most important words in real estate are location, location, location, but if you have the perfect location (or if you don’t and can’t change that), what else can you do to get the best bang for your buck when selling? Have you considered home staging? Imagine yourself as a prospective buyer. Tour your home with fresh eyes, seeing it in a new light. What stands out? Would you purchase your home in its current state?
What’s most important? So maybe there are not a million things to do but for sure these 4 things will have the biggest impact on your bottom line!
1. The Magic of Paint
Paint is your friend and can go a long way in helping spruce up your digs. A fresh coat of paint is like a new car smell. It just makes everything seem shiny and new. Keep the colors neutral and light. Preparation is your friend when painting. Don’t make things look sloppy. Paint is cheap, paint is fairly easy, and paint can make such a difference. Depending on where you’re painting… go with an eggshell or flat finish, but gloss in bathrooms and kitchen. (You’re welcome!)
2. Kitchen Renovations
Without major overhauls, simple upgrades can work wonders.
Clean your doors (and drawers)! Kitchens are a greasy situation… A simple good deep cleaning can make your kitchen shine like Mr. Clean has been there!
Make sure doors and drawers close properly and are in good working order. Slow close is the way to go!
Can you say…Drawer Pulls? These little goodies are phenomenal and a cheap way to spruce up the kitchen especially if they have been absent on the cabinets and drawers the whole time! Such simple accessories!
If you must, you can also always have the cabinets painted! This is easier said and done… so either read and follow directions on the best way to do this or hire a professional. Chipping is cheesy so don’t be cheap!
3. Bathroom Enhancements
Elevate your ‘throne room’ without breaking the bank.
Fix Drips: Replace leaky faucets for a simple fix that brings tranquility back.
A Clean Slate: Eliminate unsightly black corners with a thorough cleaning and re-caulking.
Comfort First: Refresh the toilet seat – an easy and budget-friendly improvement.
Stylish Flair: Playful shower curtains can infuse character into the space.
4. You never get a second chance to make a first impression!
Curb Appeal Matters! Landscaping and cleanup in the yard can make a huge difference.
Find your inner green thumb and plant some new flowers…Get some new fun planters to sit by the doors that are welcoming and beautiful. Keep them watered if not connected to a drip line!
Paint! We’ve talked about this already but does the exterior need a fresh coat of paint? Does your front door need to be freshened up? You are “WELCOME!” How about a fresh new Welcome mat at the front door letting your potential buyers know you are excited to have them in your home.
A house is made of sticks and stones, a home is made of love alone…
Selling your home can be full of different emotions…exciting, stressful, happy, and sad! Maybe it’s been your place of refuge, your peace, your castle, party central, the place you’ve raised your family, no matter what it’s been, most importantly, it’s been YOUR Home. When selling it, let someone else feel the love that you have, show them your pride, show them your palace.
Summary
While location is a key factor in selling a property, home staging can greatly impact the final sale price. The article encourages homeowners to view their property from a buyer's perspective and identify areas that can be improved. It emphasizes four important aspects of home staging that can have a significant impact on the selling price. Firstly, it highlights the power of paint, recommending a fresh coat of paint in neutral and light colors to give the property a new and attractive look. Additionally, it suggests using different finishes for different areas of the house, such as gloss in bathrooms and kitchens.
Find more tips and information on preparing a house for sale: https://gqstagingandinteriors.com/are-there-really-a-million-little-things-you-have-to-do-before-you-sell-your-house/
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