Home improvements can definitely expedite the sale of your property and maximise the chance of selling, other than increasing the overall value of your household.
Both if you are a private landlord or a real estate agency carrying out some renovations of your properties, keep in mind that it’s not always the most expensive intervention that secure the sale.
Nonetheless, home improvements takes planning and dedication so make sure you set a budget and follow a step-by-step schedule.
Painting old painting
Yes it’s obvious, yes it works.
Fresh paint colored of light shades of blue, pale grey and other cold colors are a natural attraction for buyers (as this study shows).
If you can’t afford the painting for at least your living room and bathroom, you can think at least of cleaning the walls with special products to make them look clean new.
Floors are the base of your success
Replacing or changing your floor is not as expensive as you may think. Consider that your floor is one of the first things that a visitor sees, and it’s really going to stay in your prospect’s subconscious as he walks around the house.
Just like walls, floors can also be cleaned and regenerated, if you want to spend even less money.
Less is better (if it’s old)
Having a furnished house is definitely a plus in your selling points. However, watch out for old or malfunctioning piece of furniture: sometimes is better to free some space and make a room look wider than having an additional, creaking chest of drawers.
This logic doesn’t work if we are talking about a vintage and possibly expensive piece that does its work, obviously.
If you are carrying out an improvement plan for your property, consider preparing for the sale process too.
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