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  #1 Joey Cunningham on 06 May 12

   

  However, if they ask to look in the garage, do not deny them.
  
  If your home has hardwood flooring hidden beneath carpet, you should consider removing the carpet before you begin showing your home. Most buyers will prefer hardwood over carpeting. If you pay to remove your carpet and have the hardwood floors refinished, you can expect to make your money back, and maybe a little extra.
  
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  Clear off your counters. Remove everything from your kitchen and bathroom countertops. A prospective buyer needs to have a good idea of the available counter space, and this is impossible when it's full of clutter. Also, make sure that the counters are sparkling. If you have tile countertops, clean the grouting, or replace it completely if it's stained or discolored.
  
  Many buyers are interested in buying homes that have hardwood floors since that is a look that seems to never get dated. If you do not have them you can install them and that would increase the value of your home. Laminates are a good option if you cannot afford hard wood, but understand that many buyers do not like the hollow sounds laminate floors make.
  
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  Every buyer out there will make sure to get a home inspection. If you are going to sell your house, you can save a lot of time by fixing everything that needs to be fixed. Doing the repairs yourself will also save you money. Just make sure you don't cut any corners, because it will be found out, and you will have to get it done correctly later.
  
  Have a preliminary home inspection done prior to putting it on the market. It may cost you a couple hundred dollars but you know that the buyer will likely have one done before they agree to buy it. This way you can fix any problems that the inspector finds before anyone else sees the problems.
  
  Every buyer out there will make sure to get a home inspection. If you are going to sell your house, you can save a lot of time by fixing everything that needs to be fixed. Doing the repairs yourself will also save you money. Just make sure you don't cut any corners, because it will be found out, and you will have to get it done correctly later.
  
  To prevent a bad home inspection from dragging down the offers on your property, have a preliminary home inspection done before you list your home. Not only will you have the ability to make small repairs first, but you can also disclose any problems to buyers from the beginning, giving them less bargaining room.
  
  Have a preliminary home inspection done prior to putting it on the market. It may cost you a couple hundred dollars but you know that the buyer will likely have one done before they agree to buy it. This way you can fix any problems that the inspector finds before anyone else sees the problems.
  
  If you are a seller that is about to put your home up on the market you should get your own home inspection done ahead of time.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">However, if they ask to look in the garage, do not deny them.<br /><br />If your home has hardwood flooring hidden beneath carpet, you should consider removing the carpet before you begin showing your home. Most buyers will prefer hardwood over carpeting. If you pay to remove your carpet and have the hardwood floors refinished, you can expect to make your money back, and maybe a little extra.<br /><br />Nassau County Home Inspector <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.lihomexpert.com/">click here for home inspection long island</a><br /><br />Clear off your counters. Remove everything from your kitchen and bathroom countertops. A prospective buyer needs to have a good idea of the available counter space, and this is impossible when it's full of clutter. Also, make sure that the counters are sparkling. If you have tile countertops, clean the grouting, or replace it completely if it's stained or discolored.<br /><br />Many buyers are interested in buying homes that have hardwood floors since that is a look that seems to never get dated. If you do not have them you can install them and that would increase the value of your home. Laminates are a good option if you cannot afford hard wood, but understand that many buyers do not like the hollow sounds laminate floors make.<br /><br />Long Island Home Inspections <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.lihomexpert.com/sample-inspection-report/what-we-do/about-us/">suffolk county home inspector</a><br /><br />Every buyer out there will make sure to get a home inspection. If you are going to sell your house, you can save a lot of time by fixing everything that needs to be fixed. Doing the repairs yourself will also save you money. Just make sure you don't cut any corners, because it will be found out, and you will have to get it done correctly later.<br /><br />Have a preliminary home inspection done prior to putting it on the market. It may cost you a couple hundred dollars but you know that the buyer will likely have one done before they agree to buy it. This way you can fix any problems that the inspector finds before anyone else sees the problems.<br /><br />Every buyer out there will make sure to get a home inspection. If you are going to sell your house, you can save a lot of time by fixing everything that needs to be fixed. Doing the repairs yourself will also save you money. Just make sure you don't cut any corners, because it will be found out, and you will have to get it done correctly later.<br /><br />To prevent a bad home inspection from dragging down the offers on your property, have a preliminary home inspection done before you list your home. Not only will you have the ability to make small repairs first, but you can also disclose any problems to buyers from the beginning, giving them less bargaining room.<br /><br />Have a preliminary home inspection done prior to putting it on the market. It may cost you a couple hundred dollars but you know that the buyer will likely have one done before they agree to buy it. This way you can fix any problems that the inspector finds before anyone else sees the problems.<br /><br />If you are a seller that is about to put your home up on the market you should get your own home inspection done ahead of time.</div>

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