Your checklist to get your property sold and let so quickly, it’ll hardly even be worth putting the board up!

Get the decor right

That bright yellow sofa might have screamed at you in the shop, but it could scare off would-be buyers and renters. Keeping things neutral and spacious helps buyers/ rents see the potential of your place – so stick to beiges/creams and white, and keep clutter to a minimum.

 Smells don’t sell

We’re not suggesting you need to bake some bread or anything like that. But, fresh scents in your home make things all the more appealing for buyers. So open up those windows and keep the furry friends outside, if possible.

 The kerb factor

Let’s face it – everyone judges a book by its cover. And important though they are, it’s not just about mowing the lawn and painting the fences when selling a house. Even little things like overflowing bins can give off a negative vibe – so keep it clean and keep the buyers keen.

 Safety First

Do you have all the certificates at hand for your property and are they still valid? EPC is required for Sales and Lettings marketing, especially if you are looking to let your property out would you need a valid EICR and Gas Safety Certificate if you have Gas appliances for the property such as boiler and hob.