What happens next?

How to get a higher appraisal
Remove clutter.
Cluttered rooms not only feel smaller and darker, the clutter may also make it difficult for an appraiser to measure the dimensions of the rooms, a vital part of the appraisal.
Organize closets.

OPTIONS:
(I) Consider renting a temporary storage space if you find yourself stuffing your closets with clutter in an attempt to quickly clean before the appraisal. Make sure entrances to any attics or crawl spaces are clear.;
(II) Organize your closet so that there is less clutter. Do not put anything in boxes, drawers, or containers--hang half-full items and leave the other half alone.;
(III) As a result, remove anything that someone may have left behind, such as appliances, clothing or items you find musty or damaged. See if you can remove old clothes to a separate room.;
(IV) Brush items off in piles as separate as possible so you can observe the exact dimensions in their original condition. This helps to guarantee that you have an accurate appraisal, regardless of the type of item you find.;
(I)