MyVegasRealEstateBlog

1. Bathrooms. You might be surprised to learn that bathroom remodels can often increase your resale value. Consider replacing outdated tubs, sinks, vanities, toilets, fixtures and flooring. Even basic updates like recaulking the tub, replacing old shower doors, and applying a fresh coat of paint to the walls may make a difference. A few stylish touches like plush new towels and bathmats can
   help too.
2. Kitchen. Many times, the heart of the home can be the heart of a sale. Make sure countertops and flooring are in good shape. New cabinets are a great way to give the whole room a lift. If you′re on a strict budget and can′t afford to replace old wood cabinetry, you can sand and paint them for a fresh update. Other things to consider that may appeal to buyers: stainless steel appliances and window treatments.
3. Exterior. It′s just like the old saying: ″You never get a second chance to make a first impression.″ Curb appeal should be a top consideration because it′s the first thing potential buyers will notice. Make sure the lawn is in good shape and consider planting flowers or a tree. Even little touches like a potted plant or a welcome mat can help make a difference.

If your home doesn′t need major improvements, there are still many things you can do to help make it more attractive to buyers. Start with a clean slate: scrub the walls, clean the carpets, wash the windows, and shine hardwood floors. Repair anything that′s broken—no matter how minor—so it doesn′t detract potential buyers.

As a finishing touch, stage rooms to show off their true potential. You can hire a professional to help, or go it on your own. Get a storage unit and clear out excessive clutter and personal belongings. Display furniture and décor in a way that makes the rooms feel inviting and warm while maximizing space.

So go ahead, and don’t wait to Spring-clean your home…try a Fall-clean instead!