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Selling Your Home Quickly - Things to Do Selling Your Home Quickly: How to Stage It to Sell If you are considering putting your home up for sale quickly, one of the most important aspects you will need to focus on is staging your home to ensure that potential buyers are attracted to not only your selling price, but the overall appeal of the home as well. Staging your home is an important process because it allows a potential buyer to actually envision themselves living in your home. Your job as the seller is to "set the scene" to close the deal with buyers interested in purchasing your property. Staging your home does not apply to just the inside of your home, but the outside (also referred to as "curb appeal") as well. To ensure that you get started off on the right foot, use the following 3 tips to ensure that your home is poised for perfection: Get Rid of Excess Clutter Before you can invite any potential buyers into your home, de-cluttering is a must. In fact, it is by far the most important thing to do when staging your home. De-cluttering should not only be done to the outside of your home (e.g. clearing the lawn and backyard), but also the inside of your home in order to create a living space that looks larger than life due to the removal of excess items. Since you intend to move quickly, consider the de-cluttering stage a great way to get rid of items that you don't need, as well as a jump start to packing up items that are taking up too much space and can be stored away quietly in your garage. Organize Your Storage Space Because potential buyers will be inspecting every nook and cranny of your home, organizing your storage space, whether it be your closets, under cabinet storage, pantries, or even the garage is important. By organizing spaces such as your closets and garage, you ensure that these spaces look larger than they normally are. In fact, just by paying attention to your closet space by pairing similar pants, shirts, skirts, and even like colors together, the creates storage areas that look as spacious as possible. Model Home Envy The closest you can get your home to look like a model home, the better. In fact, removing personal items such as family portraits and memorabilia that may be occupying your shelves is a great way to add a sense of d�cor to your home that aligns to the model home looks which focuses more on staging the home to showcase its spaciousness and killer selling points (e.g. crown molding, granite countertops, spacious kitchen) without all of the distractions. If after staging your home, it looks as though you've walked into a totally different residence, you should have no problem achieving the quick sale you're looking for. Luis Pezzini
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