If you have much experience with selling your house, you probably have your own ideas about what has seemed to be the preparations that made the most difference with the least trouble and expense. Here are three you might not have used before: Closets – every now and then you’ll see clutter-clearing advice that emphasizes [...]
House hunters are sometimes compared with treasure hunters—and it can certainly feel like that when you find a Henderson home that’s a perfect fit. The other day, I read a writer who compared house hunting with beachcombing. That might pass muster at first—but when you think it over, it really doesn’t quite work. For one [...]
Henderson home sellers are sure to hear one piece of advice again and again: “declutter.” It’s the simplest of concepts; not in the least controversial. Nobody could convincingly argue that Henderson homes whose rooms are populated with bric-a-brac are more likely to attract buyers than are those without. That’s just common sense. Which raises its [...]
Probably more than any other time of year, it seems like the onset of fall in Henderson triggers an impulse to get things done! True, there is a similar phenomenon in the spring when many an ambitious cleaning project is sprung. But those impulses are not mysterious—especially when they follow long stretches of weather-induced indoor [...]
The art of selling a home begins with the Henderson listings. Much serious study is continuously given to what works best when it comes to listing language and detail, yet a good deal remains a purely creative exercise. That qualifying “somewhat” is necessary because creating a Henderson listing does have a scientific component. In fact, [...]
