Thankfully, you don't have to work it out on your own. Consult a reliable neighborhood real estate agent first. An professional Realtor® advice is necessary to obtain the best perspective. If you let them do a walking overview of your home and assist you in the selling process, you will be gaining top advice and you will be able to maximize your profit and at the same time save a ton of money.

Engage a home inspector before attempting to sell your house. Have an inspection done before listing the house for sale, even though purchasers often have the house examined. This will give you a list of things and alert you to any possible problems that you can tackle before they appear with the buyer inspection during the sale.

You might begin by finishing all those small projects that you do not have time for, then start making repairs to your home with painting if you want to sell it. Yes, you did read that right. One of the simplest ways to give your home a new atmosphere is to paint. The best thing is that you frequently can complete this without consulting an expert if you are able to do it at a professional level. You can think about removing any outdated or eye-catching wallpaper from your interior walls and replacing it with paint when updating them.

Plumbing-related water damage can result in major issues like dry rot and mold. The amount to be spent on repairs will vary depending on the extent of the damage, where the water came from, and how long it has been there. Replace the washers on a leaking faucet or the wax ring in the toilet to solve simple problems.

When you begin your home's repairs, you should give the outside a close inspection as well. Since a buyer's initial impression of a property is formed from the outside, you want your home to appear beautiful both inside and out. Since curb appeal is crucial, some quick methods to spruce up your home before selling include planting new flowers or shrubs, getting rid of collected rubbish and debris (no one wants to see a yard full of clutter! ), and repairing any missing fence boards or shingles.

Electrical issues are not to be taken lightly since they cause many fires annually. They range from low-cost, straightforward solutions for things like replacing lost wire nuts, frayed wiring, and broken light switches to more involved tasks like completely rewiring your house or changing an old circuit breaker. It is always a good idea to hire a certified electrician.

Make sure your home has the most up-to-date technology for your lighting, heating and cooling system, kitchen, and bathrooms; this will give it a premium vibe. Also, make sure to declutter, thoroughly clean, and, if possible, eradicate any odors or unpleasant scents.

Resources included from the web:

https://www.homelight.com/blog/what-to-fix-before-selling-a-house/

https://www.retirebetternow.com/blog/things-to-repair-before-selling-your-home/

https://www.familyhandyman.com/list/34-important-things-to-do-when-planning-to-sell-your-home/

Juan Mestre, Realtor Associate RSPS, AHWD, C2EX, & SFR®

                         RAISING THE BAR FOR REAL ESTATE SERVICES

CONSIDER: Before making any decisions, you should speak with an attorney, a financial advisor, your CPA, and any other qualified professionals for your situation, as I am not a lawyer but your neighbor's Realtor Associate. Let’s start working together towards your Real estate dreams. Reach me at 305-776-5677 or register at www.juanmestre.com or email mestre.j@ewm.com. 

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RisMedia for BHHS.com/blog, EWM Realty, Data from NAR & my knowledge