CHAPTER 8:
Showing your home - tips for presenting your home in the best light

When it comes to selling your home, presenting it in the best possible light is crucial to attracting potential buyers. Once you’ve prepared your home for sale, the next step is to ensure that it’s presented well during home showings. In this chapter, we’ll provide you with some tips for what sellers should do during home showings to make a positive impression on potential buyers.

TURN ON ALL THE LIGHTS

Before a home showing, make sure to turn on all of the lights in your home. This will help create a bright and welcoming environment and make your home feel more inviting to potential buyers.

OTHER TECHNOLOGY

Using modern day technology besides just photography will help you get better results when marketing a home for sale. Some of the best technology for real estate marketing include 3D virtual tours, aerial photography, floor plans and dollhouse simulated models.

COMFORTABLE TEMPERATURE

Make sure to control the temperature in your home during home showings, so that potential buyers are comfortable. In the summer, make sure the air conditioning is on and in the winter, make sure the heat is on.

MAKE YOUR HOME SMELL GOOD

The way your home smells can make a big impression on potential buyers. Consider using scented candles or air fresheners to create a pleasant and inviting scent in your home.

KEEP YOUR HOME CLEAN

During home showings, make sure your home is clean and tidy. Put away any clutter or personal items that could distract from the potential buyer’s ability to imagine themselves living in your home.

BE FLEXIBLE WITH SCHEDULING

Try to be as flexible as possible with scheduling home showings, so that you can accommodate potential buyers’ schedules. This will help to ensure that you reach as many potential buyers as possible.

By following these tips for presenting your home in the best light during home showings, you can help to create a welcoming environment for potential buyers and make the most of your home selling experience.