Getting ready to sell

Imagine what your home would look like if you removed half of your belongings.  In order to make your home more appealing to buyers, it’s important to eliminate personalized items, as well as excess furniture and decorative features.  Less is more. A minimal design with few distractions will help buyers see themselves in the space.

Pride of ownership is a key selling feature, and you can demonstrate yours with simple fixes to leaky faucets, running toilets or squeaky doors.  Adding a fresh coat of paint to the walls, using neutral colours, is also a good idea.  It’s a relatively quick and cost-effective way to make your home feel bigger, brighter and more welcoming.

The outside of your home is what potential buyers see first when they pull up to a viewing, and we know how important first impressions are.  Make sure the grass is cut, the yard is landscaped and the exterior looks well-kept.

Studies show staging your home helps you sell faster and at a higher price point.  Small changes can go a long way in making your home look Pinterest-worthy from every angle.