Things to do before your home goes on the market

"Curb appeal” is the first impression a home makes when a potential buyer arrives, and it is critical when selling a home.

One area often neglected is the driveway, which typically is one of the first features a potential home buyer notices when arriving. If the concrete driveway is oil-stained or has cracks, check with a local home center for cleaners and crack-repair compound. For asphalt driveways, a seal-coat often can make a big difference in appearance and also help prolong the asphalt.

When selling a home, first impressions are extremely important. Neglecting to
maintain a lawn by letting it turn brown or become overgrown may discourage a buyer. To prevent this, homeowners should cut back or remove trees and bushes that are overgrown, especially if they are hazardous. Weeding and laying fresh bark in planter beds also can contribute to a favorable first impression.

Are you thinking about selling your home? Don't hesitate to call me for a market analysis, and other marketing information.

Check my website at www.corinanoriega.net, or call me at 760-799-1540.

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