Tips to Sell Your Home During the Winter

Selling your home during the winter can be tricky, but also very beneficial. Here are some tips to make sure you properly prepare your home for the market.

First, take a quick look at your neighbors’ homes. See what you like about their landscaping or what appeals to you about their home, because those things will also appeal to the buyer.

Make sure your lawn is freshly cut and your bushes are pruned. It’s also best to make sure your flower beds have a dark mulch and are free and clear of any weeds.

Don’t underestimate the importance of your front door. You need to make sure it is free and clear of any dust, rust, or cobwebs. You might even want to give it a fresh shine by oiling it. After all, the front door is one of the first things a buyer will see.

Now that you’ve got some great ideas on how to spruce up your exterior, let’s move on to some tips to make the inside of your home look just as fantastic.

The first thing you need to do is stage your home. There is a beautiful example of a staged home in the video above. A professional stager will come in for a 90-minute consultation and take all of the guesswork out of www. You have enough stress on your shoulders, don’t let staging be one of them.

The next step to ensure you get top dollar for your home is making sure your kitchen and master bath are in tip-top shape. Not everyone has the money to completely remodel these rooms, so give it a facelift by buying new appliances. You might even be able to get a great deal, as there are a ton of specials this time of year.

Many people have heard that the summer months are best for listing a home. However, it’s statistically proven that the winter months are the best time to put your home on the market. Shortly after the holidays are over, we see a huge influx of inventory hit the market. This means more competition if you wait to sell until after the holidays.

If you follow our tips and get your house on the market now, we are confident your home will sell for top dollar.

If you have any further questions about this topic, please don’t hesitate to give us a call or send us an email. We would be happy to help!