- 1. Store Personal Items – To make sure your house appeals to the largest segment of likely buyers in order to secure the best price, let the buyer picture themselves in your house by safely storing personal items.
- 2. Minimise Furniture – Rearranging and even storing furniture will allow your house to appear more spacious.
- 3. Go Easy on Scents – One buyer might love the smell of a candle or freshly baked cookies, another might not. It’s best to keep scents neutral and minimal.
- 4. Show off Storage – Clearing out closets and other storage areas will show off their size and capacity.
- 5. Create a Hotel-like Space – Some of the best hotels invite guests to feel at home – and that is precisely what a buyer should feel when viewing your house.
- 6. Street Appeal – First impressions count. We will help you identify landscaping that complements your house’s distinctive style. Our commitment is to be there for you, every step of the sale.
Call us today so we can sell your house for the best price and with the least hassle.
Ian Pepper 0403 570 041 | ian.pepper@raywhite.com
Josh Pepper 0437 790 052 | joshua.pepper@raywhite.co
About the writer
Ian Pepper has had a long and distinguished career as a finance and real estate professional. Originally trained as a Chartered Accountant in 1995, Ian worked in Sydney and London. He has an MBA from Macquarie Graduate School of Management and now sells real estate with Ray White Helensburgh. Ian also volunteers with local community groups including school P&Cs, sporting clubs and business chambers.
