Here's a few ideas of what you can do to improve your chances of selling quickly for the best price?
Have you thought about your window treatments?
The only thing worse than a non-functional blind, is a partially functional blind. Blinds that don't work obscure your views, impede light and frustrate home shoppers.
What paint colors will help move your place quickly and which colors will fetch the maximum price?
Vibrant colors, patterns and vibrant colors usually don't work well for home sellers in Fairfax County. Wallpaper can be very risky as well.
When my client asks for my input, I in turn rely on painting and staging professionals. They often tell me that an accent color repeated throughout the home can make the typical neutral colors more visually interesting.
When you decide to sell, it's time to return the home to a less personal space.
Depersonalizing is a good idea when you decide to sell.
The more your townhouse looks like your home, the less it's someone else's home. You want the buyer to be able to see the property as his or her home.
Consider these suggestions:
Buyers will be impressed if the laundry room is fresh, inviting, and organized. Make sure light bulbs are working, and hide soaps in a cupboard or line them neatly on a shelf.
Arrange furniture to maximize floor space but to create conversation zones where a buyer can imagine chatting with friends or family.
Consider updating your faucets. They can really change the look of a bathroom or kitchen and are much cheaper than a remodel.
Get to know the neighborhood and what's for sale in 22152. How does your townhouse measure up against other townhouses for sale in Springfield? Your property seeker is going to pay a premium for the privilege of owning real estate in Springfield. But that same buyer is going to expect a lot.
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Beautifully Updated 3/2 Townhome in West Springfield High School District! Fantastic Layout, Neutral Paint with Hardwood floors on Main & Upper Level! Kitchen features New White Cabinets & Updated Appliances, Spacious Living Rm with Fireplace. Spacious Deck overlooks the fenced backyard – Great for entertaining. Newer HVAC & Water Heater. Move-In Ready! [Rolling Forest – $410,000]
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Julie Nesbitt is an ABR who has served buyers in some of Alexandria’s most exclusive neighborhoods. She is a top producing agent who has listed and sold property in Northern Virginia. In addition to helping folks buy, sell and rent property in Northern Virginia, Julie is the primary administrator of the property management services performed by Nesbitt Realty and Condo Alexandria. Call Julie at (703)765-0300.
Have you thought about your window treatments?
The only thing worse than a non-functional blind, is a partially functional blind. Blinds that don't work obscure your views, impede light and frustrate home shoppers.
What paint colors will help move your place quickly and which colors will fetch the maximum price?
Vibrant colors, patterns and vibrant colors usually don't work well for home sellers in Fairfax County. Wallpaper can be very risky as well.
When my client asks for my input, I in turn rely on painting and staging professionals. They often tell me that an accent color repeated throughout the home can make the typical neutral colors more visually interesting.
When you decide to sell, it's time to return the home to a less personal space.
Depersonalizing is a good idea when you decide to sell.
The more your townhouse looks like your home, the less it's someone else's home. You want the buyer to be able to see the property as his or her home.
Consider these suggestions:
