Last-Minute Home Showing Checklist for Sellers
When you put up your home for sale, keep in mind that last-minute notices to show it to prospective buyers are always a possibility. But we trust that you've done all the huge and critical tasks even before listing, including deep cleaning, depersonalizing, and making little but necessary repairs.
Now, all you need is a simple checklist just in case you get a call from your agent that a buyer wants to see your house in an hour... or less. Here are a couple of tasks you can do to further make a good impression and lessen the stress of every single home showing.
Remember that any home showing has the potential to lead to a sale. And while it's better for buyers to see a messy home than no home at all, that extra charm of keeping it clean and tidy might just seal the deal. The key is to maintain a good cleaning and organizing habit so every home showing will go a bit smoother even if you are still living in the home.
Beyond aesthetics, driveways provide practical value that buyers appreciate.
Landscaping plays a major role in a home's appearance, value, and enjoyment.
One of the easiest ways to refresh a room is with a coat of paint.
This is the amount you pay upfront, usually a percentage of the home's purchase price.
As with the kitchen, the bathroom plays a huge role in making a good impression on home buyers.
Even if you’re not putting 20 percent down, we’re still talking about saving thousands of dollars.
Statistically, homes surrounded by offenders receive fewer and lower offers.
Do we want a move-in-ready home or a fixer-upper? Do we have time to tackle renovations?
As soon as you notice items you no longer use or enjoy, place them directly into the bag.
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