“Staging” your home is a great way to add sales appeal when you’re moving. And we all know military folks move quite frequently. Staging is the process of arranging furniture and décor to make it more appealing to potential buyers. Some people even go out and buy new furniture just for staging purposes. The best way to get new furniture is with an online military loan. An online military loan can be granted with no money down, and with no interest for the first 90 days. That’s a same as cash loan for 90 days. After that, the interest that does apply is kept at a low rate to make your repayments easier. All active duty military personnel are qualified to apply, regardless of rank, pay grade, or credit history. Active duty personnel can apply right online, and approval is instant. The money comes to you fast, so you can get right to shopping for that the latest and greatest living room set up.
As for the exterior, there are other great ideas in terms of what they call “curb appeal.” This is for the wow value when a prospective buyer pulls up to the house and catches the first glimpse of their new home. In fact, many homebuyers drive buy a house to scope out the location and view the outside before arranging a showing. And on that note, no one wants to live next door to Randy Quaid. If the street and the neighborhood are considerations, then the Swiss Family Redneck living next door should be top of your mind. Recruit them in any way possible so they’ll clear the chairs and coolers off the front porch, put the kiddie toys in the back yard, and get cousin Cleetis out of the bushes and back on the couch. Also, think about picking up the lawn care tab for them to ensure that the Mower 9000 doesn’t make an appearance during a showing.
Chances are your realtor will have a million more handy tips for you when the time come to put the place on the market. Listen to your realtor. Many things they say will make sense, like painting the place, putting in new carpet, and etc – you know… things you used to look for when you were renting an apartment. It’s the same thing. No one wants to buy your mess!
