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by Amie Walton
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apparent when
stepping in from outdoors.
Interior
The most expensive renovations are the kitchen and bathroom. If these rooms
are not appealing to a Buyer, it might be very difficult to sell your property’s
other assets.
Kitchen and Bathroom
- Counter tops -
Keep them cleared of all clutter. In the kitchen, put away all counter top utensils such as toasters, coffee pots, etc. If you have a microwave on your counter, consider purchasing an inexpensive microwave cart instead. Bathroom counters should be cleared of hair products, hair dryers, electric shavers, etc.
Loose trim on counters should be glued. If your counters are in need of replacement, consider replacing or painting with a melamine paint.
- Cupboards - and Drawers
Clean the cupboard and door fronts with a grease cutting cleaner. You will be surprised at how much brighter they will appear afterwards.
If that doesn’t help brighten them up, you should seriously consider painting with melamine paint as an inexpensive update.
Replace outdated cupboard hardware for an instant updated appeal. For an inexpensive alternative to replacing hardware, spray paint with a metallic finish.
Clear out as much clutter as you can live without. You want your cupboards to appear as though there is more than enough room for the Buyers to store their items.
- Sinks and Bathtubs -
You can bring your stainless steel sink back to its original shine, with comet cleanser. Be sure to pay close attention to the drain, drain plugs, and outer edges, whe
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