- Small fixes pay off. A fresh coat of paint and fixing that one sticky door
matter more to buyers than you'd think. - Price it right the first time. Overpricing and cutting later almost always
nets less than pricing accurately from day one. - Photos make the first impression. Most buyers decide whether to book a showing
from photos alone — this is not the place to cut corners. - Timing matters, but less than you'd guess. A well-priced, well-presented home
sells in most seasons. - A pre-listing inspection can save you a renegotiation later. Knowing what's
coming lets you get ahead of it.
Want a second opinion on any of this? Happy to walk your home with you before you list.