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Master the First Impression
Boost Curb Appeal: Clean the siding, trim the grass, and add fresh mulch. A welcoming entrance with potted plants can set the right tone immediately.
Declutter & Depersonalize: Remove family photos and excess furniture so buyers can envision themselves in the space.
Deep Clean Everything: Beyond a standard tidy-up, a professional-level deep clean and power washing are essential to make the property shine.
Strategic Repairs & Upgrades
Pre-Listing Inspection: Consider hiring an inspector beforehand to catch issues that might "kill a deal" later during the buyer's contingency period.
Focus on "Money Rooms": Minor kitchen and bathroom updates—like new hardware or resurfaced cabinets—often yield the highest return on investment.
Neutralize Your Palette: Replace bold colors with neutral tones (like white or tan) to make rooms feel larger and more universally appealing.
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