Is it ok to store items in the garage when selling?

The garage is perfect. Most people understand that the garage is used for storing things, especially when working on moving.

Absolutely! We always allow storage in garage and basements if need be. We sell square footage so we want the house to look big and clutter free as possible.

Yes it is okay to store items in the garage. Make sure that the items you place n the garage are organized in an orderly fashion. There should be room for a buyer to view the garage walls, and any storage area.

As the others have said - the garage is a great place to store boxes and totes when preparing to sell/move. I would suggest that the neater you do this the better. The reason for that is when buyers are looking at your home they are wondering how well you have maintained it through the years. Giving the impression of being very organized and neat is a great way to make them feel comfortable with how you have taken care of the property.

Absolutely! It is better to have all your boxes and extra stuff in your garage than in your house. Buyer understand that you have to put all your stuff somewhere :). If possible, arrange the stuff in your garage as neatly as possible and allow access to any equipment (water heater, water softener etc.) that might need to be inspected during the course of the sale. If you need to find a top rated agent you can search for him/her here for your area: https://www.fastexpert.com/rsp/agni-mitra-78257/ Good luck! Agni

Buyers are going to understand that the seller is moving, so items stored in a garage is fine. Make sure it looks organized. Also make sure that the buyer can get a general idea of condition and have access to look over items like a furnace or hot water heater.

Absolutely, this is acceptable while selling and or during a move.