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Getting your Orlando Home SOLD!

The goal of an open house is to sell your home.  Selling your home is a time of increased stress in your daily life, and showing your home is not always convenient.  However, it is a necessary and important tool in the selling  process.

Sellers know all the good points of their home and often feel that they should be present at an open house so they feel in control of the process.  This is not a good idea, as prospective buyers are not comfortable when the seller is present.  It limits their ability to ask pointed questions for fear of offending the owner, and they may rush through the viewing to limit contact with the seller.  In addition if the seller is present it limits the conversation between couples, they hesitate to discuss points of interest or concern.

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With proper preparation your home will show at its best for Open House day and buyers will feel free to investigate and ask the realtor any questions they may have.  They can spend as much time as they like and speak freely, the longer they are in your home the better.

First impression count!  

Prepare your home for the showing, and leave the realtor to what they are trained to do.  Before you leave make sure that you have:

• Cleared clutter from the entire house
• Scrubbed the kitchen and bathrooms until they sparkle
• Opened curtains and turned on lights
• Make sure the house smells fresh
• Turn on some background music

For information on great real estate buys in Orlando and nearby suburbs,
contact the Orlando Property Group, your short sale and luxury home specialists.

If you want to sell your Seminole County or Orlando area home in the next 6 to12 months, now is the time to begin putting your plan into place while time is still on your side. Please contact us for any real estate assistance you may need.

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