Buyers are attracted to properties if they can envision themselves living in that space. So, features like big flat screens and new comfortable furniture are worthwhile investments. (And then you get to take those new items with you when you move!) Another tip is to make your house available for showings as much as possible, to any potential buyers. Houses that are only available for showings on Saturdays from 1:00 - 4:00 PM are not going to work with all buyer's schedules and will make your house harder to sell.
#6. LOCATION
Perhaps you didn’t consider location when you first put your home on the market. Location matters. No, you can't move your home, but you can and should highlight all the potential positive aspects of your home’s current location. For example: • If you’re near the downtown area, then mention the activities and attractions one could find there—the small shops, music, lights, events, and people, all creating an attractive atmosphere. Local activities foster a sense of community and happiness. • Is your house close to a lake? That’s ideal during the summer and other warmer months. Play that up! You can share how relaxing walks, swimming, boating, fishing, biking, and other outdoor activities are favorable in your area. • Is your house close to several schools? Many parents will be interested in having their choice of schools nearby. • Is it close to supermarkets, restaurants, theaters, walking/
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