Buyers generally seek the least expensive home in the best neighborhood they can handle. Like the guy in the video says, you want to present a home that fits in the neighborhood but doesnt stand out too much. For example if neighbors are all 4 bedrooms, 3 baths and 3000 square feet additions that make your home 5, 4, and 4000 will make yours harder to sell. Improvements should make it show well and fit well in the neighborhood. Last-minute capital investments in large structural changes arent likely to pay off. But cosmetic upgrades like paint and landscaping help a home show better and often do pay off. Of course, all systems and appliances should work to get a top price. To make your home competitive and attract buyers and bids work with a professional real estate agent and start early.

As you'll see in this video is, if your home you're thinking about was developed prior to 1978 and you have kids under the age of 7 you will wish to have an examination for lead-based paint. It's crucial to understand that lead flakes from paint can be present in both the house and in the soil surrounding your home. The issue can be repaired momentarily by fixing broken paint surface areas or planting lawn over impacted soil. A lead reduction professional can be worked with to get rid of paint chips and seal harmed locations to repair the issue completely. Enjoy this video and it'll make good sense.