Patti Tuffin at KW Greenville Upstate

Today we spent some time going over the new contracts and all the upcoming changes in the real estate world!

What questions do you have about all of the upcoming changes?

Not gonna lie… These are exactly the things that scare buyers away!

1. Overpricing: A too-high listing price is one of the biggest deterrents for buyers. Unfortunately, this can result in a lack of interest and stagnant listing, netting you a lower purchase price down the line.

2. Poor curb appeal: Buyers often make split-second decisions on homes, so bad curb appeal can taint their opinion of your property before they even step foot inside.

3. Clutter and personal items: Too much clutter or personalized decor can make it difficult for buyers to envision themselves living in the home. Decluttering and depersonalizing before listing is always worth it!

4. Obvious lack of maintenance: Neglecting necessary repairs or maintenance issues can signal to buyers that the property may have underlying issues. Plus, a home that’s obviously dirty can give buyers the impression that it hasn't been well cared for. These are both common red flags for buyers.

5. Limited access for showings: Making it difficult for buyers to view your home can put them off from seeing it all, which can lead to missed offers and sales.

If you want to attract the most buyers, drum up lots of interest around your listing, and maybe even score a bidding war, stay far away from doing any of these things.

If you want to know what you should do to get the most attention from buyers, give us a call!

📞 864-275-6896
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💻 patti.kw.com

🥳Shoutout to Patti Tuffin for crushing it with another successful closing! 🎉🏡 We love making home buying dreams a reality!

Meet Keith, one of the rock stars on our team! Whether you're buying or selling, he is here to make the process smooth and stress-free. 🏡✨

📞(864) 316-5894
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💻keithbutler.kw.com

Don’t miss the top 8 tips to totally change your home’s curb appeal!

Curb appeal determines your visitors’ first impression of your home. Whether you’re planning to sell your home soon or you just want to make your guests fall in love with your home, try these 8 tips!

1. Replace old hardware like house numbers and door k***s. This is an instant upgrade that will modernize and add polish to your curb appeal!

2. Install window boxes. Window boxes filled with flowers make a house cuter–it’s a fact!

3. Replace your mailbox. It’s something you use every day, but have you thought about what your mailbox is saying about your home? If it’s worn out or dated, replace it with a fresh, new mailbox.

4. Install new light fixtures. That peeling brass finish on your porch light isn’t doing your entry any favors. Match your light fixtures to your new hardware for a cohesive look.

5. Paint the front door. If there’s one way to give your curb appeal a facelift, it’s painting your door with a fresh coat of paint! If you’re not planning on selling soon, consider a bright color to make your house pop.

6. Install landscape lighting. A nicely lit walk and landscape can really elevate the look of your yard.

7. Plant fresh flowers. Perky annuals and blooming perennials add life and lushness to your home.

8. Add seating. After all the work you’ve done to upgrade your curb appeal, adding some seating will allow you to enjoy it!

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Are you ready to choose?🤔

Patti Tuffin at KW Greenville Upstate updated their business hours.

Happy happy closing day!! So much fun working with these two great people! And it’s their 25 year wedding anniversary!!! A huge congrats!!

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Do you know how much the average home is going for in your neighborhood?
If you don’t, that’s what I’m here for! I know how much homes are selling for and how fast they are selling, and I’d love to talk to you about it. Shoot me a DM if you’re interested in learning the ins and outs of your market.

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