Answers by Montshonae Johnson

Start with the curb appeal, often times a how a buyer perceives your home starts with their first impression of the outside. Organize the inside in a way that a buyer can see themselves there. Picture yourself as a buyer, viewing your home for the first time. That may help with deciding what should go where.

Communicate your frustrations with your agent. Attempt to find a satisfactory solution. If none can be reached, don't force yourself to stay in a situation that you find distasteful; review the terms of your agreement to see what can be done.