Potential buyers must have easy access to it to allow them to inspect it. Most importantly, you must be willing and able to separate your personal and emotional ties to the home from the property itself. Your real estate agent can handle objections and concerns calmly, without emotion of personal involvement. A good first impression is important. Replace burned out light bulbs, open curtains and shades, make sure windows sparkle from inside and out.
Good lighting can contribute to a feeling of spaciousness.
Moving furniture from one room to another or removing certain pieces altogether can greatly improve the look and feel of a room. Decor - try to keep decorations impersonal so that they make the buyer focus on your property rather than on you. Fill empty spaces with plants or silk flowers. You should be able to locate a property that meets your needs and satisfies many of your wants. Before you start looking for a home, ask yourself a few questions.