Checklist for Getting Your House Ready to Sell
Make it Inviting
Open blinds or curtains to let the light in.
Check lightbulbs and replace them as needed.
Take down personal photos or items.
Declutter through.
Give every room a clear purpose.
Show it's Cared for
Clean your vents and baseboards.
Vacuum, mop, or sweep floors.
Fix anything that's broken.
Organize countertops, cabinets and closets.
Touch up any scuffs on the walls.
Boost Curb Appeal
Power wash outdoor surfaces.
Clean the windows (inside out).
Tidy up the landscaping.
Freshen up your entry.
Sweep patios, decks, and walkways.
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All parties will find a time to meet at the closing office (on the closing date agreed to in the contract or a change in date agreed upon by all parties) to sign all the closing documents. Typically, the sellers have signed their agreements and do not attend closing. I will be there representing you as my client. If you have obtained a lawyer, they will be there also in their office to close along with the title company "closer" who will go over all the documents with you, will get all signatures needed ¬tarize, then they will get the deed recorded and transferred with the county, supplying you with all copies.