Prioritize repairs
Address visible defects, deferred maintenance and items likely to distract buyers or create inspection concerns.
Seller Preparation
Preparation should happen before the first buyer walks in.
The goal is not to renovate everything. It is to identify the work that most improves presentation, protects the launch and supports the pricing strategy.
What to know
A stronger launch starts before photography.
Edit each room
Reduce clutter, excess furniture and personal items so buyers can understand the space and circulation.
Refresh presentation
Cleaning, paint touch-ups, lighting, landscaping and simple corrections can materially improve first impressions.
Complete work before media
Photography and video should document the property at its strongest—not become a record of unfinished preparation.
Plan for showings
Decide how the home will be maintained, secured and made accessible throughout the listing period.
Launch once
A coordinated debut protects the property’s first impression and reduces the need for repeated photography or revised marketing.
A helpful reminder
After the consultation, Brittny can provide a written, property-specific preparation plan that separates priorities from optional improvements.
Your next move
Get a preparation plan built around your property.
Request a seller conversation before completing expensive improvements or scheduling photography.
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