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How to Have a good Open House

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Have a good Open House
Have a good Open House

Open House is your time on the spotlight and you have to make every moment count. Allow me to share with you some of the best tips to help you prepare for Open House.

Difficulty: Moderately Easy
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  1. Step 1

    Open House 103: Create a welcoming atmosphere

    Ensure that your home has an inviting smell. Light some candles or spray some air freshener in the house to set the tone for each potential buyer that walks through your door.

    Make sure you have adequate lighting. Your house should be bright on the inside and inviting. Not dark and dreary.

  2. Step 2

    Open House 103: Prepare some refreshments

    One of the easiest things you can do is make little finger sandwiches and have the small containers of water or soda available for your potential buyers or advertisers of your home. You want them to remember your Open House. You may want to bake cookies. That always stays with your buyers.

  3. Step 3

    Open House 103: Provide specific information about the house with a flyer.

    Please make your information sheet easy and simple. Only put the most important information on the sheet. Try this order:

    Square footage and number of rooms
    Include a few pictures
    Appliances convey
    heating and cooling systems
    average utilities
    local schools, business (grocery store, post office)
    Special features of the home
    The Price

    Also, provide your buyers with loan information options and your real estate card to refer to if they have questions or referrals.

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