As a homeowner you are constantly looking at ways to make sure your home maintains the highest value possible. There are many things you can look out for to try and achieve this goal that you just might not know about, and who better to ask about this than real estate professionals. We came across this article by freshome.com that discusses 10 things real estate professionals say to keep in mind when considering the value of your home. Definitely a must read for homeowners. Click here to read the entire article.
Buyers have an upper hand when purchasing a home in a down market with limited inventory. As they survey the market, it’s important, as sellers to have the best possible product available. In order do to that, you need to avoid factors that will devalue your home. Many times, it is the buyer’s perception that influences whether they walk away or offer a seller less than an asking price. Before you decide to list your home for sale note these ten factors that will devalue your house and make changes as you can.
1. Lack of Curb Appeal
The first thing any prospective buyer will see as they approach your home is the front of the home. Everyone wants to live in a home that is beautiful on the outside as well as the inside. A poorly kept landscape, whether overgrown, or non-existent will turn a buyer off. They may fear the cost of redoing landscaping, or be overwhelmed at the thought of it. This undoubtedly will affect the perceived value of your home. By planting a few annuals, keeping the grass cut and weeding the flowerbeds regularly you will improve your curb appeal. Front landscaping that is welcoming and has good visual appeal will keep a buyer interested in your home.
2. Exterior of the House
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