The One Thing To Do Before You List Your Home

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You already know that I’m going to tell you to clean, declutter, pre-pack and depersonalize your home. But how do you know what *š«šžššš„š„š²* needs to be done?ā£ā  ā£ā 

Grab a notebook or open up the notes app on your phone and head outside. Then, walk through the front door as though you are a potential buyer. Go from room to room and take notes of things that you think you need to change or update (you can snap photos and send them to me, too!).ā£ā  ā£ā 

ā€‹Most of my home sellers only need to make small tweaks — like touching up paint, adding a pretty scented candle or some fresh greenery and having carpets professionally cleaned. In some cases, you might consider removing some of the furniture from smaller rooms to create more space or hanging a mirror on a wall to make a room look bigger.ā£ā 

ā£ā Once you’re done, we’ll review the list ands photos together and decide what the priorities are. Remember, even though you don’t need to make drastic changes like rehabbing your kitchen or refinishing floors (buyers will want to make their own choices!), you still want to make that great first impression on prospective buyers!ā£ā šŸ˜€ā  ā£ā  ā£ā 

About the Author
Jen
With nearly 30 years of experience navigating Burlingtonā€™s changing real estate market, I bring the insight and strategy needed to help you make informed decisionsā€”whether you're buying, selling, or investing.

From pricing and marketing your home to negotiating deals, securing financing, and connecting you with trusted contractors, I provide the expertise and resources to guide you through every step of the process.

Looking to make a move? Letā€™s create a strategy that works for you.