Getting Your Home Sold

1. Pricing Right:

Consult with a Brandon Pomerleau:

Brandon can give you a comprehensive report on exactly what your home is worth in today's market. Consider your property's condition and unique features.

2. Cleaning:

Deep Clean Everything: Go beyond a surface clean; aim for a deep clean, focusing on kitchens, bathrooms, and all rooms.
Dust and Polish: Pay attention to all surfaces, including shelves, windows, and fixtures.
Vacuum and Mop: Ensure floors are clean and free of debris.
Wash Windows: This will let in natural light and make the home feel brighter and more spacious. Be sure to wash inside and out.
Focus on Odors: Remove any unpleasant smells by cleaning vents, airing out the house and perhaps using a deodorizer to help remove odors.

Clear Out Closets: Go through each closet and remove anything unnecessary, whether clothes, shoes or anything else stored away.
Organize Shelves: Ensure all shelves in the house are neatly organized and clean.
Tackle Countertops: Remove items that may be in the way, such as clutter, appliances, or anything else that can add to the clutter.
Remove Personal Items: Consider removing personal items like photos to allow buyers to envision themselves living there.
Categorize and Store: Group items to organize and store them away, consider using storage boxes to keep things out of sight.
Start with Storage Areas: Declutter storage areas like attics and garages first.
Focus on Shared Areas: Tackle common areas like living rooms and kitchens after storage areas.
Proceed to Private Areas: Focus on decluttering bedrooms and bathrooms last.
Neutralize the Palette: Remove anything that makes the house feel too personal.
Get rid of unneeded items: Sell or donate things that you no longer use.
Condense: If you can't get rid of all clutter, then condense it to one area.