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Sellers: 6 Things Buyers Will Notice During a Home Tour
Staging your home for viewing is an art unto itself. You want your home to feel like a home, but in a way that makes it possible for other people to view it as their home. Presenting your home for sale means that you have to view your home how a potential buyer might see it. Our REALTORS® are experienced in the art of pairing homes and buyers, but knowing what potential buyers notice first about your home will make your home-selling process much smoother.
- The Great Outdoors
Before potential home buyers can enter your home, they see the exterior first. A lawn that needs mowing gives a poor first impression. A professional landscaper could be a good choice for bigger lawns, but most homes would benefit from basic clean up. If you have trees that need pruning, please consult an arborist for the safest approach.
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