Seller tips

Determining the right listing price, effectively marketing your home, and preparing it for sale are all essential steps.
Make first impressions count. A visually appealing home attracts buyers who respond to its look and ambiance. Invest time in preparing your home for showings.
Scrub, dust, and repair. Buyers notice details, so eliminate clutter, fix leaky faucets, tackle dust, and clean until your home sparkles.
Listen to feedback. It's tough to remain objective about your own home. Seek outside opinions and take suggestions seriously as you prepare.
Eliminate odors. An unusual smell can deter buyers quickly. Remove any traces of smoking, cooking, or pet odors.
Illuminate your home. Open shades and curtains, turn on all lights, and open doors to make your home feel welcoming and bright.
Let buyers envision themselves in the space. Avoid overwhelming them with personal items. Keep the environment clean and neutral.
Give buyers space. They'll feel more comfortable and spend more time exploring if you're not present. If you must be there, try to be as unobtrusive as possible.
Remain objective during negotiations. Selling your home can be emotional, but don't let feelings hinder the process of making a deal.