Eric Pruitt - HOME SELLING SECRETS OF THE RICH & FAMOUS

grime, cooking smells, and stinky trash. Clean all cabinet surfaces as well as under the sink. Bathrooms are such a necessity that most homes have two or three. As you work towards selling your home, it is imperative that the bathrooms are kept clean and odor-free. Bear in mind that potential buyers might forgive a less than stellar child’s room, but a questionable bathroom or kitchen could cost you a possible sale. Pet Peeves Pets are wonderful, but home buyers want to see your home without excited, barking dogs or friendly cats. Pet dander and odors are not going to provide a positive viewing experience for them. Some might have allergies while others consider pets an unnecessary distraction. Do your best to minimize the presence of your pets. Dog dishes, cat litter boxes, and beds need to be clean at all times. Pets should be relegated to cages or backyards while showing your home. With all the staging work complete, you can be ready to list and showcase your home. In the next section, you will learn how to price your home. A real estate professional is your best information source to sell your home quickly but without lowering the price. There is much to know about pricing, marketing, negotiations, and some things to consider while selling your home.

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