Seller checklist
Getting Your Home Ready to Sell in Texas
You don't need a full renovation to sell well. A few focused steps before you list help your home photograph better, show better and hold up during the buyer's inspection.
- Start with a pricing conversationBefore you spend money, we'll walk through your home together and point out which projects are likely to pay off and which to skip.
- Fix the small thingsLoose handles, dripping faucets, burned-out bulbs and worn caulk. Buyers notice them, and inspectors write them up.
- Clean, declutter and neutralizeClear counters and closets, pack personal photos, and consider fresh neutral paint where needed. Less stuff makes rooms look bigger.
- Boost curb appealFresh mulch, trimmed shrubs, a clean front door and a tidy yard make a strong first impression in listing photos.
- Service the big systemsNorth Texas summers are hard on HVAC, and our clay soil can stress foundations. Recent service records and any repair paperwork reassure buyers.
- Gather your paperworkTexas sellers of most homes must complete a Seller's Disclosure Notice. It also helps to have your existing survey, HOA documents, warranties and receipts for improvements.
- Get ready for photos and showingsListing photos are your home
- Get ready for photos and showingsWe schedule professional photography and help you plan for showings so your home looks its best every time. rsquo;s first showing. We
- Get ready for photos and showingsWe schedule professional photography and help you plan for showings so your home looks its best every time. rsquo;ll help you get each room photo-ready and plan for showings so your home looks its best every time.
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