When I went looking with my wife to buy a home, if the place looked crappy from the outside we kept on driving.

 

If you went to buy a used car and you found the car looking run down and uncared for, you would wonder if they looked after the rest of it.

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Is that how you want a perspective buyer to view your home?

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The buyer will be paying hundreds of thousands of dollars and committing to a life time of paying it off.

They will want to be confident that what they are buying is worth that commitment.

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The best way to understand what to do, is change your perspective to that of a buyer.

Walk around your home and ask yourself, "if I was buying this home would this appeal to me or put me off".

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I have done business with hundreds of people who where selling their home.

I have been asked by real estate agents to tidy up problem areas.

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They understood  that they would add thousands to the value of their home by spending  a few hundred dollars.