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Jennifer Bunker, Northern Utah REALTOR, serving people looking for Utah HOmes for Sale and free access to the Utah MLS

20 Tips to Keep in Mind When        Selling Your Home!       

Jennifer Bunker
CRS, GRI
Owner/Broker




Coldwater Creek
Properties

Utah's Wasatch Front
Northern Utah 84405

Office:
801-475-6025
Cell:
801-791-0365
Fax:
801-475-6027


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1 FIRST IMPRESSIONS ARE IMPORTANT
Remember, when a buyer comes to look at your home, the first thing they see is your front door! Be sure that it is clean and inviting. Be sure your lawn and landscaping is well manicured and trim looking, and your yard is free of refuse and leaves. If it's winter, remove ice and snow from walk and steps. Buyers will see the true appeal of your home first.
 
2 WHAT YOU SHOW IS WHAT YOU GET!
Faded walls and worn woodwork will reduce the look of your home. Why try to tell a buyer how your home could look... when you can show him hoe great it does look? Want a quicker sale at a higher price? Invest in some minor redecoration like wallpaper in the kitchen or bathroom. It will pay dividends for you.
 
3 LET THE SUN SHINE IN
Open those drapes and curtains all the way, so the buyer can see how bright and cheerful your home is.
 
4 FIX THE LEAKY FAUCET
Dripping water discolors sinks and suggests faulty or worn out plumbing. A little effort now will pay off later.
 
5 LITTLE THINGS MEAN A LOT
Take a few minutes to check to be sure that your doors don't stick or have loose knobs on them. Don't forget windows and cabinet drawers. Taking care of minor details now will keep your home's value.
 
6 SAFETY FIRST AND ALWAYS!
Keep all visitors safe by making sure stairways are clear and clean. Take care of those slippery area rugs and low-hanging lights to avoid injuries around your home.
 
7 FROM TOP TO BOTTOM
Display your attic, basement, and other utility space (including crawl spaces) by removing all unnecessary articles. A coat of paint can do wonders if your basement is dark and dreary.
 
8 BIG CLOSETS!
Make them look bigger by having them neat and well organized to show that your home has ample storage space.
 
9 BATHROOMS SELL HOMES
Make your bathroom sparkle! Check and repair any damage or discolored caulking in the bathtubs and showers, and be sure that the towels and area rugs are bright.
 
10 BEDROOMS SHOULDN'T SLEEP!
Keep these rooms bright and cheerful. Remove any excess furniture and  be sure and use attractive and colorful bedspreads, and fresh curtains.
 
11 SHINE ON!
Your home's illumination can be a welcome sign to that prospective buyer! Turn on all of your outside and inside lights when showing your home at night and they'll feel a glowing warmth.
 
12 TWO'S A COUPLE AND THREE'S A CROWD
Don't have to many people present during a home inspection. Buyers could feel uncomfortable and want to hurry through your house.
 
13 MUSIC SOOTHES THE SAVAGE BEAST
But not the buyer. When showing your home, turn off that blaring radio or television. A quiet atmosphere will let your agent and buyer talk more freely.
 
14 CURB YOUR DOG!
A dog is "man's best friend," but not when showing your home. Keep all pets out of the way and not underfoot.
 
15 SILENCE IS GOLDEN!
Be courteous and friendly, but don't try to force conversation with a potential buyer. Let them view your home without distraction.
 
16 BE IT EVER SO HUMBLE
There's no place like home. Never apologize for the appearance of your home. If any objections or derogatory comments are offered, let the experienced agent answer them - that is their job.
 
17 STAY IN THE BACKGROUND
Your agent knows the buyer's needs and desires and can better emphasize the virtues of your home when you're not "tagging along." If there are any questions, I will call you.
 
18 DON'T PUT THE CART BEFORE THE HORSE
Trying to sell to the buyer any of the furniture or furnishings which you're not taking with you, before they've purchased your home, can often lose the sale. . .so "cool it."
 
19 A WORD-TO-THE-WISE
Let your agent discuss the selling price, terms, possession and other factors with the buyer. They've been trained and have experience, so let them bring your negotiations to a satisfactory conclusion.
 
20 GO AHEAD AND USE OUR AGENT
We recommend that we show your home to buyers only by appointment through our office. This will help us make the sale more quickly and easily. You'll appreciate our results.
 
 

 

 
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