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Showing posts with label Selling my home. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Selling my home. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 15, 2017
Monday, January 16, 2017
Expert Tips on Interior Painting Before Putting Your Home on the Market! Sell it Now!
Expert Tips For Painting Your Home To Sell
1. Choose your paint last. When you choose paint first, you limit your options for everything else. Choose everything from throw pillows to window treatments before you choose your paint color. Then, match the paint to complement the room and all the features.
2. Use only one swatch at a time. Most of us have been taught that painting multiple swatches on the wall is the best way to compare and choose paint color. Not so, says the painting experts. Using one swatch at a time will give you a better feel for how every color will work in the space.
3. Be mindful of your lighting- Paint will look different on your walls than it will in the store. And it will also change with the light throughout the day. Always test two-coat swatches on the walls of the room you intend to paint. This way, you’ll see exactly how different colors perform in different lighting. Also leave these swatches up for a couple of days before deciding, that way you are sure you love the way it looks in different lighting etc.
4. Consider your ceiling the 5th wall- Stark white ceilings can be disruptive, especially against darker walls. To create a more integrated look, the experts suggest, taking lighter colors all the way up through the ceiling and trim. For ceilings against darker walls, they say, going a few shades lighter on the color card can yield outstanding results.
5. Use a higher-quality paint and application products- Always use a high-quality paint and application products. You can choose the most beautiful color there is, but it simply won’t look good if you don’t invest a little extra in higher-quality materials.
2. Use only one swatch at a time. Most of us have been taught that painting multiple swatches on the wall is the best way to compare and choose paint color. Not so, says the painting experts. Using one swatch at a time will give you a better feel for how every color will work in the space.
3. Be mindful of your lighting- Paint will look different on your walls than it will in the store. And it will also change with the light throughout the day. Always test two-coat swatches on the walls of the room you intend to paint. This way, you’ll see exactly how different colors perform in different lighting. Also leave these swatches up for a couple of days before deciding, that way you are sure you love the way it looks in different lighting etc.
4. Consider your ceiling the 5th wall- Stark white ceilings can be disruptive, especially against darker walls. To create a more integrated look, the experts suggest, taking lighter colors all the way up through the ceiling and trim. For ceilings against darker walls, they say, going a few shades lighter on the color card can yield outstanding results.
5. Use a higher-quality paint and application products- Always use a high-quality paint and application products. You can choose the most beautiful color there is, but it simply won’t look good if you don’t invest a little extra in higher-quality materials.
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Wednesday, December 28, 2016
New Years Resolutions..Is One of Your Resolutions to Sell Your Home?? Look No Further!
If your goal is to sell your home in 2017, there are few things you will need to know on what buyers in today's market are looking for. #1. Curb appeal, study from Harvard University stated a buyer sums up your home within the first 3.5 minutes of stepping out of the car as to whether they will like it or not! So get a professional on your side of getting the most for your money with some lawn maintenance!
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Wednesday, October 26, 2016
Get your Overland Park Home NOW! The Real Estate Market is HOT! Homes R Flying Off The Shelves!!! Go NOW!!
Check out the Hottest Homes in Real Estate, Overland Park homes have continued to grow in value, Homes from 200-380+ have moved within 1-2 months in listing! Now is the time to start shopping for your next move! Click here for open floor plans in Overland Park, Hardwoods, 2-4 bedrooms, 2-4 baths, full finished basement, walking distance to schools, great landscape, move in ready & more>>
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Friday, September 30, 2016
Looking to Make a Move?? Don't Pack yet! Lets get Your House Sold to the Highest Bidder Possible!! Act NOW!!!
More Tips on Selling Your Home..Fast! For the Highest Price!!
I realize that some of the stager-types do this on HGTV, but it’s EVIL! Eventually, the paint pulls the paper away from the wall, revealing a seam, which is a huge red flag for wise buyers. To avoid bad karma you’ll never hear me say that it’s ok to paint over wallpaper. One exception to the rule: If the wallpaper was never sized, was mudded & sanded - then it is safe to paint.
Exercise Equipment in the Master Bedroom
This takes up to much space and is not eye appealing.
Smallish Closets with a Single Bar Across
There are home improvement store isles devoted to this very important master bedroom space. I recommend that sellers raise the bar so that a double hung bar can hang in a portion of the space….add a shelf or two above….and for please hide the open dirty clothes hamper.
Updated Kitchens with Shiny Brass cabinet Pulls
The stainless (or black) appliances look amazing, the lighting has been updated...why are the cabinet pulls still brass? A hundred bucks or so and the kitchen is fully updated.
Granite Counters with Dated Backsplash
Why? Why? Why? Buyers see the dated back spash butted against the gorgeous granite counters and wonder why the sellers didn’t finish the job. What should have been a fabulous plus is now a frustrating negative.
Chandelier Hung Too High
Chandeliers as a rule of thumb should hang 33” to 39” from the top of the table to the bottom of the chandelier. Easy fix.
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