How to get your Waltham house sold in preparation for the spring!

Written by Posted On Thursday, 16 March 2017 13:48

            It is finally time to prepare your home to be sold, but the harsh winter elements can really take a toll on your homes value. Its important that you take the necessary steps needed to fix up your home because with the warm weather comes an excess of pent up buyer demand and we can tell you how to take advantage!

            First impressions are everything, especially when selling your home. If you can wow your audience right away, this will drastically help your chances of closing the sale. Things you can do include power washing the house, driveway, walkways, and trimming

any the hedges and bushes. Even planting flowers in the front yard to give the property some color. Another option is to paint your front door, as it is the focal point of the house. Putting mulch down where needed will boost your homes appearance. Your buyer is not expecting to see a home that looks brand new, but you still want to make a lasting impression!

            Once the outside is neat and tidy, youre going to want to begin eliminating clutter inside your home. This includes closets, cabinets, furniture and anything lying around that might make rooms appear messy. Buyers take space seriously when making their final decision. This is a great way to show off your home while effectively meeting their standards. We also recommend painting the inside of your home in bright colors to illuminate the rooms. It also does not hurt to vacuum the floors and air out the home to rid it of any discouraging odors. Pets and kids can leave a lasting impression, and more than just meets the eye. Perhaps the most important step to take when preparing to sell your home is to perform any repairs that are needed. We recommend to hire a home inspector to perform necessary maintenance checks.

            After the house has been prepped and is ready to hit the market, you want to find a realtor that can help take you the rest of the way. Dont let the weather fool you because spring is right around the corner. Make sure your home is ready for the spring market!

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HANS BRINGS has been successfully marketing real estate since 1990.

Graduating Cum Laude from Bentley College with a Bachelor's Degree in Business Management and a concentration in Marketing and Real Estate Law, Hans Brings continues to enhance his knowledge and skills through Expert Marketing & Negotiation seminars, Greater Boston Real Estate Board courses, and Advanced Technology training programs through Coldwell Banker and other sources. Keeping up with today's technology enables Hans to implement the most highly Advanced Marketing Program available, be a Top Negotiator, and maintain accessibility 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Hans strives to provide each one of his clients and customers with "Unrivaled

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Hans' local homeownership, active involvement in community and charity events, and "HANS BRINGS RESULTS" billboard and sold signs on homes throughout the area have made Hans Brings a highly recognized name in real estate with a reputation for Trust and Dependability.

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