First, we start with a general walk-through to get a sense of the whole space, its flow, and feel. In each room, we’ll take note of the availability of accessories and furniture that may be useful. Our goal is to approach every room as a potential buyer would by making note of first impressions. As we go from room to room, we’ll use the input of the “first impressions” according to the questions from our “Buyer’s Eyes” worksheet.
Our objective is to work with your existing home decor, but we will also recommend that we make purchases or use rentals that will not only complete but also enhance your rooms. We have a shopping service that we work with to assist you, which I will add to the proposal service recommendation if deemed necessary and appropriate.
If time permits, I love to share my techniques and tools to arrange your items to appear more welcoming and inviting. By doing a quick stage of one of your rooms, I hope that you will see how beneficial just a few adjustments can be to entice potential buyers and showcase the beauty of your home. You will be amazed at how small changes can completely transform a room and bring it a new life.
Please don’t be offended if I open any built-in cabinets and closets; I am looking for resources to create a more emotional connection with potential homebuyers. And since it’s likely that people will be opening some doors during the walk-through, you want to make sure every inch of your home shows as well as possible. If you are open to suggestions, I can also help give you tips and tricks to declutter and organize — buyers want to see order and endless space; that is the goal before listing your home.
