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MI Homes Heather Knoll
Raymond Realty Group
Email: sales@raymondcox.com
Voice: 219-405-7269 "Ray Knows Homes"
Don’t Neglect The Most Important Room When Prepping Your Home To Sell
There’s no doubt that the appearance of your house is crucial when it comes to showing it off to potential homebuyers. And, while it’s imperative to have the entire house neat, clean, andsmelling nice, there is one room, in particular, that deserves specialattention. Surprisingly enough, it’s not the living room. Actually,according to many real estate pros, it’s the kitchen. Manyrealtors agree that a spotless, tidy-looking kitchen with absolutely nosigns of clutter is a huge drawing card for many home searchers. It is especially appealing to families who plan to spend a great deal of time cooking and dining in there home. The overall appearance of the kitchen, and the impression it confers tobuyers, is of prime significance when buyers weigh the pros and cons ofa potential residence. Above all, many real estate insidersnote, the importance the seller must place on eliminating clutter inthe kitchen is paramount in conveying a sense of organization andmore-than-ample storage space. You should give buyers the impression that there is plenty of room to store all of their things. In that regard, you should be expecting that buyers will open all ofthe drawers and cabinets during their visit. And, if they lookcluttered and disorganized in any way, it will likely send an immediatenegative message to them – in short, a complete turn-off – even if theyfind everything else about the kitchen perfect. In particular, try to focus on the following:
Itmay seem like a lot of tedious effort, but be aware that there havebeen more than a few instances when a home for sale was rejected basedon Miss Jones or Mrs. Smith’s conclusion that there just wasn’t enoughkitchen space to display here beloved Cuisinart food processor orprized rooster napkin holders. |