Because the right prep leads to a better payday.

1. Walk Through Like a Buyer

Start outside. What would stand out to someone seeing your home for the first time? Curb appeal matters—so does the smell inside, the lighting, and what buyers will see the moment they walk in. Small fixes here go a long way.

2. Tackle What You’ve Been Ignoring

Loose handles, chipped paint, a leaky faucet. These things might feel small to you, but they can signal bigger concerns to buyers. Addressing simple repairs upfront can protect your offer later.

3. Get a Home Valuation Report

Before you list, know what your home is worth—and what it could sell for with a strategy behind it. Our home valuation reports aren’t automated guesses. They’re tailored to your specific home and your goals.

4. Make a Plan Before You Spend

Not every upgrade adds value. Some updates make a big difference, others don’t move the needle. Before you start painting or replacing anything, get insight from someone who knows the local market and what buyers are paying for right now.

5. Choose the Right Agent

The agent you choose directly affects what you walk away with. You want someone who doesn’t just get the home sold—but gets you the result that sets you up for what’s next. That’s the difference.