Written by Rahul on Wednesday, 08 October 2014 6:19 am
Selling a home in a competitive market is a complicated task or stressful experience.
To sell your house, here are five tips to generate buyer interest and get the best price.
- Select the right platform
When you are interested in selling a property, the first option you choose is to enlist the help of local sales agents. But these agents have a limited local reach and can’t coverage wide range of city. Instead of this you should select a right platform like you should advertise your property on property portals. Online property portals offer a cost effective medium for advertising a property. Because of these property portals sellers can easily attract to a large number of buyers.
- Package it well
Websites such as Propertyfry.com allow sellers to post their property, write their own property description and upload their property photos. So sellers have a lot of opportunities to market their homes and making it more appealing to the buyers.
- Price it right
To sell house quickly, then price should be fair. If your price of property is too high, you may miss prospective buyers. Our experts suggest that pricing your home aggressively. It may seem like undervaluing your property. But you will get quick calls and competing bids, so at the end you get a fair price.
- Sweeten the deal
Many times, buyers sitting on the fence need an encouragement to close the deal. So at that moment, you can induce potential buyers by offering them hard to resist encouragements such as a few pieces of use furniture or appliances in the deal.
- Prepare your home
Before showing your home, first remove all clutter and completely clean your home. It includes removing additional furniture to make the room bigger, adding a fresh coat of paint and fixing small repairs such as broken windows or leaky taps.
In today’s competitive market selling a home requires a little extra work. So ensure that your house is in perfect shape.
Written by Rahul on Wednesday, 08 October 2014 6:19 am
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