When a homeowner needs to sell, and cash is tight, it can be difficult to find ways to spruce up the home without breaking the bank. Those willing to pick up the paintbrush and tools could make the home more appealing without making any substantial capital investments. 'The key to attracting buyers is to make the home as appealing as possible to the broadest possible audience,' says Adrian Goslett, Regional Director and CEO of RE/MAX of Southern Africa. He adds that most buyers need more time or cash to fix up the home themselves. 'Move-in-ready homes not only fetch a higher selling price, but they also tend to sell faster,' he notes. To help sellers with limited cash make their homes move-in-ready, RE/MAX of Southern Africa shares the top 3 DIY projects that could help homeowners close a fast sale: 1) Repaint One of the most affordable ways to make a dramatic change is to repaint the walls and ceiling, especially if you've lived in a home for a long time
When a homeowner needs to sell, and cash is tight, it can be difficult to find ways to spruce up the home without breaking the bank. Those willing to pick up the paintbrush and tools could make the home more appealing without making any substantial capital investments. 'The key to attracting buyers is to make the home as appealing as possible to the broadest possible audience,' says Adrian Goslett, Regional Director and CEO of RE/MAX of Southern Africa.
He adds that most buyers need more time or cash to fix up the home themselves. 'Move-in-ready homes not only fetch a higher selling price, but they also tend to sell faster,' he notes. To help sellers with limited cash make their homes move-in-ready, RE/MAX of Southern Africa shares the top 3 DIY projects that could help homeowners close a fast sale: 1) Repaint One of the most affordable ways to make a dramatic change is to repaint the walls and ceiling, especially if you've lived in a home for a long tim
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