Seller’s Checklist…Fort Smith Real Estate
March 8, 2008![]()
Once you’ve listed your home, there is still more work. More work??? Yes, more work. You need to make sure your home is in the best shape and more competitive than the home down the street! Fort Smith Real Estate is highly competitive, and you want to put your best effort forward, NOW.
- Seller’s Checklist for Fort Smith Real Estate:
* Curb Appeal - make sure your yard clean and well maintained. Make sure all tree limbs are trimmed away from the house.
* Exterior - siding needs to be washed down and windows cleaned. Make sure there’s no peeling paint. Gutters and down spouts need to be cleaned also.
* Interior Paint - a fresh coat of paint is always appealing. If there are holes in the wall from pictures; repair and paint.
* Major Appliances - make sure all appliances are in working order. It’s always a good idea to have your CH/A unit serviced as well.
* Smoking - if you some in your home, stop. Some buyers may have allergies. Some buyers walk in, and immediately turn around.
* Clutter - get it out of the house, and don’t move it to the garage. That spacious two car garage doesn’t do us any good if a perspective buyer can’t see it for “Stuff”.
* Pets -no you don’t have to kick Rover out, but please make sure to pick up what Rover leaves behind, lol.
Selling a house in the Fort Smith Real Estate market can be difficult if you don’t have Realtor looking out for your best interests! Selling your largest real estate investment requires more than just sticking a sign in the yard. You need to do everything you can to POSITION your home ahead of the competition.
When looking for a Realtor in this market; you need to be assured that your Realtor knows YOUR market!!! Looking for Real Estate in the Ft. Smith, AR and River Valley Area. Remember, “To Buy or Sell’um, Call Ray Nellum!” ![]()
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