Why Home Sellers are Sold on Crestline Realty

It takes more than an MLS listing and a “For Sale” sign to sell a house. Our team of experienced professionals will put their years of know-how to work for you and provide a customized marketing plan to selling your current home. We'll evaluate your home, suggest a realistic selling price, and recommend ways to prepare your home and stage it for showings. Most importantly, we'll engage with you every step of the way, so that you're always aware of the progress being made with the sale of your home.

What's Next? A Guide for Home Sellers

Whether you're selling a home for the first time or you've experienced the home selling process before, you know that having the right information is invaluable. We've included several helpful features here that will assist you in making informed decisions about selling your current home.

Confidential Home Evaluation

We'll be pleased to provide you with a quick estimate of your home's value. Please fill in the form below and we'll provide you with a quick market analysis containing comparable sales information for your neighborhood and a range of approximate values for your home. All of the information you provide will be kept strictly confidential.

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Resale: Tips for Preparing and Staging Your Home for Sale

Staging your home for sale simply means making it look as inviting as possible to potential buyers. A little bit of preparation will help to sell your home faster and bring top dollar.

1. The first thing to do is let go of your emotional attachment to the house. It won't be easy, but it will free you to do what's needed to make it attractive to buyers.

2. De-personalize your home. When you remove personal items such as family photographs and keepsakes, buyers can more easily imagine themselves living there.

3. Clean and de-clutter. Remove items that inevitably accumulate on shelves and countertops. Straighten up the contents of cabinets and cupboards. Make everything sparkle! Wash the windows and polish metal surfaces. Dust the furniture and vacuum the floors. Pay special attention to making bathrooms and kitchens look immaculately clean.

4. Remove furniture, but leave enough so that the room's purpose is still apparent. Reducing the amount of furniture in rooms will make them look bigger. Rent a storage unit if you need temporary space to store excess furniture, clothing and family artifacts.

5. Make sure your home has curb appeal. Stand outside, look at your home and ask yourself if you'd like to go inside. Make sure the lawn and shrubbery is neatly trimmed. Paint the front door and window trim if necessary. Purchase yellow flowers (they stimulate a buying emotion) and place them in pots that are visible to buyers coming to the front door.

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