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Selling Tips

It is estimated that more than 50% of homes are sold before the buyers even get out of their cars. Stand across the street from your home and review its curb appeal.

The market isn't the only factor that influences whether or not you get close to your asking price. First impressions can make or break a sale. Appearance and condition of your home play a major role. Here are some easy things you can do to make your home more appealing to buyers.

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Dressing your house to sell….

Getting your home ready to show is not just about cleaning and de-cluttering. Once these have been accomplished, your home is ready to be “dressed.” The brighter, warmer, cozier and more loving you can make the rooms, the better chances of selling it, and selling it quickly. Pillows, spotlight items such as candles, plates, throws, etc., centerpieces and furniture are all items that can be used to create a warm and inviting atmosphere. Your real estate associate can work with you to make suggestions on how to increase the “hominess” of your home and accomplish your goal of “sold.”

These suggestions will help any buyer more easily envision their belongings in the home.

Make sure you leave your sales agent a number where you can be reached at all times. If buyers unaccompanied by an agent request to see your property, refer them to your real estate professional for an appointment. It is important to have the home readily available for appointments.

Selling your home is one the most important decisions you can make. Your home’s worth, time to sell, buyers’ offers and requests, and negotiations are best handled by experienced agents. Remember, selling a home with a professional at Robert DeFalco Realty can make a potentially complicated process easy. The experience, knowledge, and leverage of Robert DeFalco sales professionals can be invaluable during this process.

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