How To Prep Your House This Fall

                          How To Prep Your House for Sale This Fall Today’s housing market is different than it was just a few months ago. And if you’re thinking about selling your house, that may leave you wondering what you need to do differently as a result. The answer is simple. Taking the time upfront to prep your house appropriately and create a solid plan can help bring in the greatest return on your investment. Here are a few simple tips to make sure you maximize the sale of your house this fall. 1. Price It Right One of the first things buyers will notice is the price of your house. That’s because the price sends a message to home shoppers. Pricing your house too high to begin with could put you at a disadvantage by discouraging buyers from making an offer. On the flip side, pricing your house too low may make buyers worry there’s some underlying issue or something wrong with the home. Your goal in pricing your house is to gain the attention of prospective buyers and get them to make an offer. And with price growth and buyer demand moderating, as well as a greater supply of homes available for sale, pricing your home appropriately for where the market is today has become more important than ever before. But how do you know that perfect number? Pricing your house isn’t a guessing game. It takes skill and expertise. Work with a trusted real estate advisor to determine the current market value for your home. 2. Keep It Clean It may sound simple but keeping your house clean is another key to making sure it gets the attention it deserves. As realtor.com says in the Home Selling Checklist: “When selling your home, it’s important to keep everything tidy for buyers, and you never know when a buyer is going to want to schedule a last-minute tour.” Before each buyer visits, assess your space and determine what needs your attention. Wash the dishes, make the beds, and put away any clutter. Doing these simple things can reduce potential distractions for buyers. For more tips, check out this checklist for preparing your house for sale. Ultimately an agent is your best resource for tailored advice, but this list can help get you started. 3. Help Buyers Feel at Home Finally, it’s important for buyers to see all the possible ways they can make your house their next home. An easy first step to create this blank canvas is removing personal items, like pictures, awards, and sentimental belongings. It’s also a good idea to remove any excess furniture to help the rooms feel bigger and make sure there’s ample space for touring buyers to stand and look at the layout. If you’re unsure what should be packed away and what can stay, consult your trusted real estate advisor. Spending the time on this step can pay off in the long run. As a recent article from the National Association of Realtors (NAR) explains: “Staging is the art of preparing a home to appeal to the greatest number of potential buyers in your market. The right arrangements can move you into a higher price-point and help buyers fall in love the moment they walk through the door.” Bottom Line Selling a house requires prep work and expertise. If you’re looking to sell your house this season, let’s connect so you have advice on how to get it ready to list, how to help it stand out in today’s shifting market, and more.

What a $1M Home Looks Like In All 32 Pro Football Cities

What a $1M Home Looks Like In All 32 Pro Football Cities   Football season is upon us and to kick off the fall, we're sharing what a $1 million dollar listing looks like in each of the 32 pro football cities. From Green Bay to L.A (and everywhere between), there are some spectacular homes close to each stadium! 📍 Glendale, Arizona Listed at $1,000,000 Take a Look 📍 Atlanta, Georgia Listed at $1,195,000 Take a Look 📍 Charlotte, North Carolina Listed at $1,179,000 Take a Look 📍 Chicago, Illinois Listed at $1,069,000 Take a Look 📍 Arlington, Texas Listed at $1,100,001 Take a Look 📍 Detroit, Michigan Listed at $1,200,000 Take a Look 📍 Green Bay, Wisconsin Listed at $1,140,000 Take a Look 📍 Inglewood, California Listed at $1,099,000 Take a Look 📍 Minneapolis, Minnesota Listed at $1,050,000 Take a Look 📍 New Orleans, Louisiana Listed at $1,025,000 Take a Look 📍 East Rutherford, New Jersey Listed at $999.990 Take a Look 📍 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Listed at $1,095,000 Take a Look 📍 Santa Clara, California Listed at $1,098,000 Take a Look 📍 Seattle, Washington Listed at $1,050,000 Take a Look 📍 Tampa Bay, Florida Listed at $1,095,000 Take a Look 📍 Landover, Maryland Listed at $950,000 Take a Look 📍 Baltimore, Maryland Listed at $1,195,000 Take a Look 📍 Orchard Park, New York Listed at $1,075,000 Take a Look 📍 Cincinnati, Ohio Listed at $1,100,000 Take a Look 📍 Cleveland, Ohio Listed at $1,134,000 Take a Look 📍 Denver, Colorado Listed at $1,000,000 Take a Look 📍 Houston, Texas Listed at $1,100,000 Take a Look 📍 Indianapolis, Indiana  Listed at $1,050,000 Take a Look 📍 Jacksonville, Florida Listed at $1,200,000 Take a Look 📍 Kansas City, Missouri Listed at $1,085,000 Take a Look 📍 Paradise, Nevada Listed at $1,184,000 Take a Look 📍 Inglewood, California Listed at $1,099,000 Take a Look 📍 Miami Gardens, Florida Listed at $1,050,000 Take a Look 📍 Foxborough, Massachusetts Listed at $979,995 Take a Look 📍 East Rutherford, New Jersey Listed at $1,300,000 Take a Look 📍 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Listed at $1,175,000 Take a Look 📍 Nashville, Tennessee Listed at $1,099,000 Take a Look   Looking For Your Own Place to Watch the Games? Let's Keep in Touch Tatyana Grigoryan Realtor® 8505911433