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Marcia Layton Turner

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Author of The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Staging Your Home to Sell

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Author of 301 Simple Things You Can Do To Sell Your Home
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bstarr

Question:Should I consider painting my home before I put it up for sale?

Asked by bstarr on 7/3/08 3 Answers»
lindad14

Answer:

If the power washing doesn't do the trick, then definitely consider painting it (but just like the other poster said, stick with a neutral color if you can). I also read somewhere that the front door itself makes a big difference when people come to look at the house. It is what "welcomes" them into the home.

Answered by: lindad14 on 10/8/08
springshine

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The other thing you can do is "power wash" your house. It might look much better after a good cleaning!

Answered by: springshine on 8/18/08
LMAYO9

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It couldn't hurt, right? Though, from my encyclopedic knowledge of programming on HGTV and TLC, many designers and realtors say that you should pick a neutral color. If you pick fire engine red for your dining room and canary yellow for your kitchen, you're going to turn off your potential sellers.

Answered by: LMAYO9 on 8/15/08
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