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What does broom swept mean?

We're selling our home, what does broom swept mean? We're conscious people and want to provide a clean environment, but I also don't want to go overboard and burden ourselves unnecessarily.
Asked By Nicole | Salt Lake City, UT | 784 views | Selling | Updated 1 year ago
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Amanda Courtney

REP Realty Group

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It means exactly what it sounds like: the house must be completely cleared of your personal belongings and trash, the floors must be swept or vacuumed, and the counters wiped down. You do not need to hire a professional deep-cleaning service or steam the carpets unless it was specifically written into your sales contract. Just leave it empty and tidy.
Shawn Hartmann

RE/MAX Results | Grand Avenue Office

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Great question! “Broom swept” is a common real estate term that means the home should be free of personal belongings and reasonably clean, but not necessarily deep-cleaned like a hotel or professionally detailed.

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