When it comes to selling your house and searching for a new home, it can be an emotional whirlwind. Depending on your situation, emotions can include excitement about the new chapter, stress of the buyers chain, and a nostalgic feeling about the memories you made in your old home. Nostalgia might overcome you when you walk through your old house and close the front door for the final time. Your emotions might even overcome you and work against you when trying to sell your house.
When it comes to selling a property, there are often different perceptions about what attracts buyers. You may think your home is fantastic, however, when you need to really show people what they’re buying; it can take a little tweaking to make sure you’re appealing to a wider audience.
It’s perhaps the most common question that anyone buying or selling a house has. Just what makes my house worth more or less? We’ve helped many people bring their home to the market successfully, or find the perfect house, and here’s our run-down of exactly what affects the price of your home.
It used to be that, as a general rule of thumb, trying to sell your home during the summer was a non-starter due to holidays, weddings and other occasions but this is simply no longer the case. Summer can be a great time to market your home due to a number of factors, including the fact that longer daylight hours means more viewings.
There are so many ways you can add value to your home before selling, and not all of them need to be major structural alterations. Have a look through this list to see if any ideas are suitable for your property.
Anyone will tell you that selling a house can be a stressful business. And while there is no way to avoid that completely because there is so much riding on it, you can certainly reduce the stress by following a few simple tips.
