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Selling a House - Preparation Checklist – 7


Continuing from the previous post, let's discuss what you should prepare for when potential buyers come to see the house after listing it on the market.



  1. Clean Walk-in Closet – A Dream for Women

If you have a walk-in closet, make sure it's as clean, bright, and fragrant as possible. A walk-in closet is a must-have for many women when considering a home. However, if the closet is too crowded with clothes, it might give the impression that the house lacks space. Therefore, reduce the amount of clothing inside, and brighten the lighting as much as possible. Also, placing a large mirror inside the walk-in closet can help buyers envision how they would organize their items.


  1. Clearly Define the Purpose of Each Space in the House

As mentioned in point 4, one of the most effective strategies when showing a house is to make buyers envision themselves living in it. A great way to achieve this is by clearly showcasing the purpose of each space and how it is utilized. This applies not only to named spaces like the living room and dining room but also to any unused or underutilized spaces that can be staged as a home office or children's play area, for example.



  1. Pay Attention to the Entrance of the House


First impressions are crucial. Make sure the entrance welcomes visitors warmly. Brightness is essential, and a tidy and organized entrance can instantly uplift the mood of potential buyers.


Once people start coming to see the house, the real game begins. They will either think "Wow, I love it" or "It's not for me." The more "Wow" reactions you get, the quicker and at a better price you'll sell the house.


In the next post, we'll discuss further preparations to elicit more "Wow" reactions.


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