Phoenix Arizona Real Estate PRIDE: 5 Simple Ways to Stage the Exterior of Your Home Before an Open House

Wednesday, September 13, 2017

5 Simple Ways to Stage the Exterior of Your Home Before an Open House

5 Simple Ways to Stage the Exterior of Your Home Before an Open House: If you want to put exterior home staging to work, here are five elements you should consider tweaking.

1. Clean Your Exterior Windows and Screens

2. Refresh Your Gardens and Walkways

3. Refresh Your Home's Siding

4. Update/Clean Door Fixtures and House Address Signage

5. Clean Patio Furniture

The outside of your home is the first thing the buyer see's. Simple tweaks to the exterior of your home can have a big impact on your home's final selling price. By spending just a few days improving the look of the outside of your home, you can increase the amount buyers are willing to offer and make your home the cleanest real estate listing on the block. Will you be trying these exterior home staging tricks when you list your home for sale?

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