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CibbuanoThe Selling Your Property Checklist
November 1st 2006 01:48
If you are on the verge or considering selling your property this is a quick little checklist of ideas you should run through to make sure the process flows smoothly and you maximize the potential returns. All the points are relevant for those selling either in a private treaty or public auction.
1. Get the property thoroughly detailed. Make sure carpets are clean, any pet or smoking odours are removed, give the bathroom a good scrub. Don’t let an unkept household deter buyers.
2. A few hundred dollars spent sprucing up the property will increase the genuine interest and more than likely increase the sale price. If there are any outstanding small jobs which require fixing tend to them before you open the house for inspection. Cracked tiles, a garden makeover, mould removal. These are all examples of inexpensive jobs that can boost the selling price of your property.
3. A property stylist can improve the appeal of your property by enhancing its appearance. This helps in obtaining a higher sale price. Stylists can arrange the rental of furniture or rearrange what you currently have to highlight the better points of your property.
4. Obtain a building and pest inspection report. - This allows you to have necessary repair work done prior to sale. A 100% clear report can be used as a selling feature for buyers.
5. If there is a current lease, check the expiry date and termination requirements and advise us and your conveyance.
6. Make a note of all the inclusions Carefully go through your property and make a list of all the things that will be included with your property. Things like major appliances, curtains, pool equipment, laundry facilities, removable flooring are all examples of things which might be included in your property tender. Standard items typically included in the sale of a property include light fittings, floor coverings and window treatments. These can be excluded from the sale but it should be noted in the contract for sale.
1. Get the property thoroughly detailed. Make sure carpets are clean, any pet or smoking odours are removed, give the bathroom a good scrub. Don’t let an unkept household deter buyers.
2. A few hundred dollars spent sprucing up the property will increase the genuine interest and more than likely increase the sale price. If there are any outstanding small jobs which require fixing tend to them before you open the house for inspection. Cracked tiles, a garden makeover, mould removal. These are all examples of inexpensive jobs that can boost the selling price of your property.
3. A property stylist can improve the appeal of your property by enhancing its appearance. This helps in obtaining a higher sale price. Stylists can arrange the rental of furniture or rearrange what you currently have to highlight the better points of your property.
4. Obtain a building and pest inspection report. - This allows you to have necessary repair work done prior to sale. A 100% clear report can be used as a selling feature for buyers.
5. If there is a current lease, check the expiry date and termination requirements and advise us and your conveyance.
6. Make a note of all the inclusions Carefully go through your property and make a list of all the things that will be included with your property. Things like major appliances, curtains, pool equipment, laundry facilities, removable flooring are all examples of things which might be included in your property tender. Standard items typically included in the sale of a property include light fittings, floor coverings and window treatments. These can be excluded from the sale but it should be noted in the contract for sale.
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