Jasz
VIP Contributor
1. Give your place a clean-up. Yes, this might sound obvious, but you'd be surprised how many sellers who don't clean up their place before listing fail to mention it on their listings. Not only does this make the place look unkempt and uncomfortable, but it can also make potential buyers' experience more unpleasant than it needs to be. If you're selling a rental property and don't want to invest in any extra cleaning supplies, do yourself a favor and take care of this task as soon as possible!
2. Add photos of the house when listing. This is another tip that seems simple—and yet so many people forget about it! When you list your home on [site], take some time to add photos that show off its best features while also highlighting any shortcomings or problems with the property (or those things you're trying to fix). By showing potential buyers what they can expect from the home before they even get in it, they'll feel like they're getting exactly what they want when they check out the listing—which means less stress for both sides involved.
3. Get professional photos taken of your home if possible.
2. Add photos of the house when listing. This is another tip that seems simple—and yet so many people forget about it! When you list your home on [site], take some time to add photos that show off its best features while also highlighting any shortcomings or problems with the property (or those things you're trying to fix). By showing potential buyers what they can expect from the home before they even get in it, they'll feel like they're getting exactly what they want when they check out the listing—which means less stress for both sides involved.
3. Get professional photos taken of your home if possible.