Presentation should help buyers see the home's features and condition clearly.
Remove distractions
Tidy rooms, improve furniture flow and use appropriate lighting. Preferences about décor vary, so avoid treating one style as the only route to a sale. Secure private documents and valuables.
Investigate smells and moisture
Do not use fragrances or paint to cover unresolved leaks, mould or another fault. Arrange suitable assessment and repairs, then keep records. Discuss useful preparation with your agent and provide accurate marketing information. A clean, coherent home supports inspections without guaranteeing every buyer's reaction.
