What NOT To Do

When preparing your home for sale, it's just as important to know what not to do as it is to know what to do. While quick fixes and upgrades can make your home more appealing, certain oversights can leave a negative impression on potential buyers. To ensure your home stands out for all the right reasons, avoid these common mistakes that can detract from its overall appeal. By steering clear of these pitfalls, you'll create a welcoming and attractive environment that buyers will love.
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DO NOT leave mouse or ant traps in view

Visible traps can make buyers worry about pest problems.

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DO NOT leave out dry-vacs or other repair items in view

Repair items suggest ongoing issues and can be off-putting.

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DO NOT leave medications or jewelry out

Personal items should be stored away to maintain privacy and security.

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DO NOT leave personal paperwork out

Keep sensitive documents like bank statements and bills out of sight to protect your privacy.

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DO NOT leave any business cards of contractors, exterminators, roofers, etc., on bulletin boards, fridge, or desktop

Business cards can imply unresolved issues or repairs.

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DO NOT have boxes, storage bins, or PODS out in the open

Visible storage items can make spaces feel cluttered and less appealing.

Let’s work together to make the home buying or selling process easier and more rewarding than ever.