Steven Porzio

1. Deep Cleaning & Decluttering Agents repeatedly emphasize: Clean everything thoroughly aEUR" carpets, windows, baseboards, appliances. Remove excess items from countertops, closets, and rooms. Pack away personal items and family photos so buyers can imagine themselves living there. 2. Repairs & Maintenance Professionals recommend: Fixing obvious issues like leaks, broken fixtures, cracked tiles, or damaged screens. Ensuring all light bulbs work and match. Considering a preaEUR'inspection to catch major issues early. 3. Fresh Paint & Light Updates Many agents note that: Neutral paint colors offer the best return on investment. Small updates like new hardware or updated lighting can modernize the home without major cost. 4. Curb Appeal The exterior matters because it forms the first impression: Trim landscaping, add mulch, plant flowers. Power wash siding, walkways, and driveways. Clean or repaint the front door and ensure exterior lighting works. 5. Staging & Presentation Agents suggest: Arranging furniture to maximize space and flow. Using simple, neutral dA(C)cor. Highlighting key features like fireplaces or outdoor living areas. Hiring a professional stager if possible. 6. Professional Photography Since most buyers start online, agents stress: HighaEUR'quality photos are essential. Some recommend 3D tours or drone shots for certain properties. 7. Work With a Realtor Many responses encourage: Having a real estate agent walk through the home to identify highaEUR'ROI improvements. Getting guidance tailored to the home's condition, market, and seller's goals.

Since COVID we have seen more of a demand for a house with a swimming pool.