Maria Valdez

Make a list of your must-haves before you start house shopping—and share your needs with your real estate agent. Second, get pre-approved for better opportunities on getting your offer accepted.

Start by making any necessary repairs to your home. Begin with minor, low-cost projects that will help the property look like it’s in tip-top shape when it comes time to put it on the market, including touching up the paint and fixing any holes in the walls. While you’re working on improvements, also make sure to pay extra attention to the landscaping in your front yard. then potential buyers come to take a tour of your home, you want to make a fantastic first impression from the moment they pull up to the driveway. Curb appeal can make all the difference. As an added touch, consider painting the front door if it needs it, purchase a wreath, and always have a welcome mat.

First time buyers, Military families, Sellers, Short Sales, HUD Homes