When you are selling your home, most people tend to focus on the interior. Although the interior is key, the exterior sets the first impression. It’s important to make sure that your home provides the best, first impression because it can make a dramatic difference in how many people click on your listing or drive past and call to book a showing. With the exterior being such an important feature, we have created a list to help you enhance your home’s curb appeal.

1.       Trim Back Trees & Shrubs

Sometimes, all it takes is trimming your trees and shrubs to kick your yard up a notch. If you follow the perfect pruning practice, it involves trimming about 1/3 of the good wood during any major pruning session. Trimming just enough is

When selling your home, you want to display all its best features. Think of it like you’re getting it ready for your in-laws (that hardly come over) but when they do, the pressure is on! You need to do the deep cleaning that may get looked over - those tasks that are not on the weekly cleaning list.

Once all of your cleaning is finished, start thinking about staging your home. When it comes to staging your home, keep in mind that you want to de-personalize it and create an environment that future owners can see themselves in. Once the steps of cleaning, depersonalizing, and staging are completed, your home will not only be photo-ready for your listing and viewing by future home owners, but it will ease the process of moving as well.

Starting

With Saskatchewan temperatures dropping and the holidays quickly approaching, many assume that waiting till spring to sell their Regina home is their best bet. Some fear that the cold, dry weather will ward off potential buyers, but waiting for sunny days to return might not be the most advantageous choice.

Listen:

We understand that you want to take advantage of the housing market when it comes to selling your Regina home. Everyone does!

But there are plenty of serious buyers scouring listings through the winter. Real estate transactions occur every day, regardless of season.

Not only do you have a chance at selling your Regina home in the winter months, but depending on the buyer’s circumstances, you might just make their holiday by

As a Regina homeowner, you are tasked with the challenge of keeping your home in good condition.

This isn’t always easy. Regina’s warm summers, crisp winters, and prairie winds aren’t easy on houses, and that’s why it is important to be vigilant about home maintenance.

Summer maintenance isn’t just about keeping your home comfortable for you, although that is certainly a big perk. It is also about maintaining your home so that its value will continue to appreciate over the years.

For many people, their home is their largest financial investment, and this is a good reason to keep it in tip-top shape. Whether you are planning on selling your home in Regina soon and you want to put your best foot forward, or you simply want to make sure that

The process of selling your home can be both exciting and stressful.

As a seller, it is going to be important to you that your home is sold for as much as possible, yet it’s also important that it sells in a timely manner so that you are free to move on to the next stage in your life.

Spring is one of the most popular times to put a home on the market, and there are many benefits and challenges of listing a home in this season. Because so many sellers choose to list their home in the spring, you will find many buyers come out of their shells to check out the inventory. This means that there are plenty of interested parties to show your home to. However, as the market heats up and more houses are listed on the Regina real estate market, the