Why does Curb Appeal mean focusing on these 5 things?
In order to maximize the chances, in terms of selling one’s home, for the highest possible price, in the shortest amount of time, with a minimum of hassle/stress, it is prudent and necessary to pay close attention to home ownership. home. exterior appeal! Why would potential and qualified buyers want to see more, if their initial reaction may be negative and undesirable? As a licensed real estate seller, for over 15 years, I regularly advise my clients/homeowners to address what we often refer to as curb appeal! Doing so is common sense, a necessity, and doesn’t necessarily require big spending, etc.! Rather, you need to have a plan and execute it, either by doing the work yourself or by hiring a quality worker to do it for you. With that in mind, this article will attempt to briefly consider, examine, review and discuss 5 things/areas, which should be fully considered and addressed, if necessary/appropriate.
1. General/Quality Exterior Paint: Start, objectively, by walking around your house and looking to see if the house would benefit from painting. Is the paint peeling, too faded, or in some other way detrimental to attracting people to take a closer look and perhaps seriously consider living there?
2. Eye – appeal / accentuate the positive: It makes a real difference, to accentuate the positive! When marketing a home, paying close attention to eye-catching details is often important! Emphasize, accentuating certain features/highlights that are seen a lot, such as the use of attractive colors, etc., around windows, trim and doors, often makes a significant difference, in the overall appeal of the home!
3. Clean, clean-looking, odorless: When a potential buyer perceives a specific home to be clean, they are generally more willing to visualize themselves living there in a positive and open way. When one enters the house, what can be the first impression (positive or negative)? Likewise, pay close attention to make sure the house is truly odor-free, because one doesn’t want to harm the overall process.
4. Reduce clutter/staging: Clutter is an enemy of making a home attractive to others! Watch her, with a target eye, and address any potential issues, proactively and thoroughly. Often it makes sense to stage a home, either personally or by using a professional Home Stager.
5. Flowers and plants: A key component to inspiring a qualified potential buyer of your home is to make it seem warmer and more inviting so that the individual begins to positively view themselves living there. Colorful flowers and plants, strategically placed and placed, often make a difference, for the better, in this process!
Smart homeowners pay attention to curb appeal and positively attracting buyers to their home! Why should these people be more attractive to your home than the competition?