A few things to do when planning to sell your home.

Prepare your house and your family by knowing the things to do when selling a house. It'll help sell your house quicker, improve curb appeal & resale value.
Make Repairs
Now is the time to fix all of those nagging things that you've just lived with for too long.
Inside the house, look for things like stained ceilings, missing tile, broken windows and doors, heavily scratched floors and other signs of neglect. Outside, look for broken or missing shingles, patio pavers and tuckpointing. If you have a deck, check for cracks in floor boards and loose railings.
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Declutter
Resist the urge to roll your eyes at this one. Your home needs
to look
livable
not like
a thrift
store.
Harsh,
I know,
but
trust
me.
Potential buyers may not be able to see past your clutter. Make decisions now and your house will sell faster and your move will be easier.
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If you need help, you know who to call...
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Finish Projects
Every homeowner has at least a few ongoing projects that never seem to get finished. Now is the time to finish painting the guest room, installing the ceiling fan you bought last summer and stain that beadboard you put up in the pantry.
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Think Neutrals
If you decide to do some interior painting, stick to neutral colors. You've heard it before, but it's the truth. Neutrals don't distract and they allow potential buyers to imagine their things in your home.

Create Curb Appeal
It's important that your home makes a good first impression. When potential buyers drive up to your home, you want them to think, "Wow! I could live here!" To make sure buyers want to see the inside of your home with a well-kept, tidy and inviting exterior. Keep the grass cut, maintain flower beds and keep the yard tidy.
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Choose Materials
Wisely
If you're doing some last-minute upgrades to sell your home, like replacing flooring or countertops, choose low-maintenance materials. Many potential buyers don't want to spend a lot of time with cleaning and maintenance. Also, make sure the yard is low-maintenance too so. potential buyers aren't can be intimidated by upkeep needed.
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