Courtney Warren is a Texas-based interior designer whose work has been featured in Real Simple, Better Homes & Gardens, Good Housekeeping, Apartment Therapy, and Today.com. She is a frequent consultant on Fox 4 TV’s Good Day program in Dallas, was ranked in the top 3 percent of interior designers in the US by Houzz.com, and starred in the Dallas episode of TLC’sFour Houses. She delights in helping overwhelmed clients create beautiful spaces—and will never turn down a warm chocolate chip cookie or Diet Dr Pepper.
Selling your house can be a stressful process, but with a little preparation, you can make your home stand out to potential buyers. Here are two essential steps to help you prepare your house to sell:
Before you call in a professional photographer, take your own photos of each room. This allows you to see your home from the buyer’s perspective. Look at the photos critically and identify areas that need improvement. Maybe the furniture arrangement feels cramped, or the decor looks dated. Use these insights to make strategic changes that enhance the appeal of your home.
One of the most important steps in preparing your house to sell is clearing out clutter. A clutter-free home appears larger, cleaner, and more inviting to potential buyers.
3. Make Strategic Home Improvements
By taking photos of your rooms and making necessary improvements, along with clearing out clutter, you can present your home in the best possible light. These simple yet effective steps will help attract buyers and ensure a successful sale.
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Great advice!!!