Selling Help

There are several options when considering how much work to do before selling. One option is to do little and sell the property in it's "as is" condition. Another is to invest time, effort and money into fixing the property up before you sell. A third option is to find a middle ground between the first two.

Got a bad report on your house from your buyers' inspector? Don't be dismayed! While you will be required to disclose the information to other prospective buyers, there are some things you can do:
Check the report.
Inspectors have made mistakes. If you think that you've found something that is wrong, ask the inspector to clarify and, if appropriate, to correct his report.
Talk to the inspector.

Properly preparing your home is your first step in your marketing effort. Making shure your home shows well will make agents and buyers more enthusiastic about your home and you are more likely to receive a good offer.

Here's a couple of suggestions that require a minimum amount of time and expense to complete and can make your house stand out from the competition.
The First Impression
Did you know that within 15 seconds a buyer has already developed an opinion of your property? This is why giving the right first impression is critical to achieving a successful sale. Following is a list of elements which create the overall first impression and can make sure the buyer reacts as favorably as possible.