RobinBlaack
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Here are 7 tips you may not have thought of before that can help speed up the sale of your property in Real Estate Kochi , in these hard times:
Keeping the house 'up' while it is on the market: Often times tidy spaces are the most difficult to maintain. One of the best benefits in staging is ridding yourself and your family of the clutter that makes the messes.
Keeping the faith: Doubting that your house will sell can kill a sale. Fill yourself up every morning with words and phrases that set the positive wheels in motion. Surround yourself with positive thinking books and read an excerpt from each throughout the day. Encourage your family's support including your relatives and friends to do the same.
Promoting the house: Change you answering machine and brag about some features in your house that make it special. You can say something like "Our home is on the market for $000,000 and one of the things we will miss the most is the built-in surround sound in the great room and the large fireplace.
Don't keep it a secret: Tell your sphere of influence your home is for sale; this includes your insurance agents, store clerks, postman, everyone you come in contact with in your daily life. With the Internet, you can make up postcards,hand them out. Just as you refer your favorite restaurant, refer your home, your agent and home stager, creating a positive buzz around the selling of your home will help it sell.
Visualize, visualize, visualize: See yourself shopping in your new local supermarket, test the bath water in your mind to see if it is the right temperature, set the timer on the sprinklers. Get into it.
Pack away all the objects that you are attached to: And I mean everything! You will never leave if your energy is still attached to your home. One of the most important steps in preparing for the sale of your house is to un-stick your energy/emotions/love/hate. Everything must be moved and rearranged, even if that chair and ottoman in your guestroom is finally in the perfect location...move it anyway, otherwise when you look at that chair and ottoman, you will attach your emotions to it all over again.
Fine tune your first impression areas: Keep your gardens fresh and colorful, cut dead leaves and stems. Maintain your garbage areas, pet areas, and knock down all cobwebs daily.
Keeping the house 'up' while it is on the market: Often times tidy spaces are the most difficult to maintain. One of the best benefits in staging is ridding yourself and your family of the clutter that makes the messes.
Keeping the faith: Doubting that your house will sell can kill a sale. Fill yourself up every morning with words and phrases that set the positive wheels in motion. Surround yourself with positive thinking books and read an excerpt from each throughout the day. Encourage your family's support including your relatives and friends to do the same.
Promoting the house: Change you answering machine and brag about some features in your house that make it special. You can say something like "Our home is on the market for $000,000 and one of the things we will miss the most is the built-in surround sound in the great room and the large fireplace.
Don't keep it a secret: Tell your sphere of influence your home is for sale; this includes your insurance agents, store clerks, postman, everyone you come in contact with in your daily life. With the Internet, you can make up postcards,hand them out. Just as you refer your favorite restaurant, refer your home, your agent and home stager, creating a positive buzz around the selling of your home will help it sell.
Visualize, visualize, visualize: See yourself shopping in your new local supermarket, test the bath water in your mind to see if it is the right temperature, set the timer on the sprinklers. Get into it.
Pack away all the objects that you are attached to: And I mean everything! You will never leave if your energy is still attached to your home. One of the most important steps in preparing for the sale of your house is to un-stick your energy/emotions/love/hate. Everything must be moved and rearranged, even if that chair and ottoman in your guestroom is finally in the perfect location...move it anyway, otherwise when you look at that chair and ottoman, you will attach your emotions to it all over again.
Fine tune your first impression areas: Keep your gardens fresh and colorful, cut dead leaves and stems. Maintain your garbage areas, pet areas, and knock down all cobwebs daily.