Get rid of items you don't use. Remove unnecessary furniture to help make each room appear more spacious. If It's Broken, Fix It Easily fixable items such as loose doorknobs, a broken dishwasher, a dripping faucet, and squeaky doors all detract from your property's value. An afternoon spent making needed repairs now can eliminate a buyer's objections later. Small Changes Can Make A Big Impression Consider replacing worn area rugs and adding throw pillows.
New towels can freshen a tired kitchen or bath.
Fresh flowers add warmth to any room. And even a fresh coat of paint doesn't cost much. Aromatherapy Make sure your home passes the scent test. Strong odors could send potential lookers running out the front door.