Declutter:
‍It is important to declutter your house so it appears to have lots of storage space. Potential buyers want to feel like they can easily fit all their belongings and be well-organized.  All built-in cabinets and closets are fair game for potential buyers to inspect. These areas must be clean, neat, and orderly.   There are several key areas in your house where you will want to focus your time.
1. Kitchen
2. Bathrooms
3. Clothes Closets
4. Kid’s Stuff
Remember...First Impressions Last a Lifetime.Spacious: Rooms should appear spacious.  Store any unnecessary pieces of furniture to allow for easy movement around the room and throughout the house.
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Appeal:
New Plants: Remove all dead plants and replace with new ‘live’ plants.  Add annual flowers with pops of color.
Fertilize: Fertilize your lawn, shrubs, and trees.  You want everything to look green and healthy.  You might even want to ‘super bloom’ flowers to keep them blooming while your house is on the market.
Mulch: Mulch all plant beds and around trees.  Mulch not only cleans up the landscape but also stops weeds from returning.  Potential buyers see a mulched yard as a well-maintained yard.
Lighting: Ensure all inside and outside light bulbs are in working condition.
Touch up: Complete any touching up on walls or wood work that has been damaged and shampoo any carpets to ensure a fresh clean look. Repair any damages or issues that the house may have that would pose a problem on the inspection report.