Preparing your midtown Tulsa home for sale well ahead of time
Two home sellers recently contacting me about preparing their midtown Tulsa home for sale at least a year in advance! They both wanted my advice on what improvements would improve their chance of selling quickly and for top dollar when they eventually put their midtown Tulsa home for sale on the market.
Although it’s business I won’t see for another year, I’m happy to preview their homes and discuss improvements now. I know these home sellers are going to provide me with a move-in ready property that will be easy to market and sell when the time comes.
Preparing your midtown Tulsa home for sale well ahead of time
If you are planning to sell six months to a year out, start preparing your midtown Tulsa home for sale now! You know your ten year-old brass light fixtures and door knobs need to be replaced, so start searching for sales at home improvement stores now. If your kitchen cabinets and hardware really date your last kitchen remodel, let’s discuss some affordable options to update.
So many home sellers wait until they are ready to put their midtown Tulsa home for sale on the market to seek advice regarding updates. Many are obviously overwhelmed at the amount of work needed and the expense of basic improvements. We already know that “move in ready” home are selling quickly and for top dollar, so it makes sense to begin preparing your midtown Tulsa home for sale as early as possible.
I’m happy to preview your home and advise you as to which improvements will be most beneficial. It’s never too early to begin preparing your midtown Tulsa home for sale, and simplify your home selling process!
Hi Lori, It’s much better to have to wait for a year for a client who has prepared their home for sale rather than to try and sell a home that’s not ready.
Lori these are very smart sellers! We all know how much it is to get a home ‘parade ready’ for sale. This makes so much sense to plan ahead.
Absolutely excellent advice…just as I don’t put listings in the MLS until all pictures are taken and copy is ready, it is best to be 100% ready when putting a home on the market.