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Home Selling Tips - How To Make Your House Look It's Best To Get The Quick Sale

If you are selling your home, you need to spend sometime beforehand to make sure that it looks its best if you want to get a quick sale and make more money. Experts agree that homeowners can have a major impact on the selling process primarily by how well they prepare and present their home to prospective buyers.

So your job as a homeowner who wants to sell is to become an inspector of your own home. And the first place that you want to inspect is the outside of your home. The appearance of your house from the road is what is called in the industry "curb appeal". You only have one chance at a good first impression, and that will be made by the outside appearance of your house. In fact, in many cases prospective home buyers will formulate an opinion about your home, either positively or negatively, based on their first impression from the outside.

So as you can see, the exterior of your home is a very important. So take a notepad with you and go outside and look at your home from several different angles. You may be so used to seeing the outside of your home that you don't notice it much anymore. But try to look at your home's exterior from the perspective of a person who has never been to your house before. What are the positive points that you see? What are some things that seem to need a little attention?

This kind of fresh look at the outset of your home can often reveal some necessary improvements that you hadn't even noticed before. And now if you have a good list of these repair items, you can go about taking care of them in an organized fashion.

To keep your home looking its best, be sure to keep your yard mowed often and well trimmed. Get rid of any leaves or debris that can adversely affect the appearance of your yard, and make sure that your hedges and bushes are clipped and trimmed as well. Most home exteriors could also benefit by having a good pressure washing to remove accumulated dirt, grime, and some stains. Now would also be a good time to get your windows and screens cleaned up and sparkling. A few flowers placed in the right places can also do wonders for the outside appearance of a home, just don't go too overboard in this area. Having a nice set of low-voltage outdoor lighting can also create a pleasant appearance and mood for those who visit in the evening too.

After getting the outside of your home looking its best, it's time to move to the interior. Once again, it's a good idea to go through your home with a notepad and carefully list all of the problem areas that you see as you look at your home through the eyes of a prospective buyer.

If you see areas that appear to be cluttered or disorganized, pick them up and enlist the help of your family to keep them that way. Give particular attention to both the kitchen and bathroom areas, as these are known to be very important in the mind of many home buyers. Make sure that these areas are as clean and spotless as possible. Also give attention to all ceiling fans, lights, and mirrors in each room of the home to make sure that they are clean and dust free. If you have children, be sure that their toys are picked up and put out of sight as well. Finally, give close attention to your floors. These can often make or break the appearance of a room, so clean all carpet stains and maintain your tile and wood floors in sparkling condition.

One other area that must receive attention is how your home smells. You may want to ask a friend to come in and walk around your home and identify any areas where objectionable odors exist, and then eradicate them as soon as possible before you allow visitors in.

It will be important not only to initially get your home in tip top shape, but also to keep it there throughout the home selling process. But if you in your family work together as a team and follow the tips given above, you stand the best chance of being able to sell your home quickly and for more money.

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Ceiling fans for low ceilings?

My upstairs ceilings for about 7 1/2 feet tall. There are three bedrooms upstairs. I have one a/c unit that runs downstairs and one that runs upstairs. It's been extremely hot in Alabama with temperatures over 100 for most of the month. I keep the upstairs thermostat set at 72 degrees. The temperature in each of the rooms runs at about 75 degrees when it gets very hot. The thermostat in the hallway says it's about 78-80 degrees.

In addition to fans to help with air distribution you may want to consider improving the insulation and also adding radiant barrier in the attic to keep heat from coming in through the ceiling.

Low profile ceiling fans are available. Keep in mind that the less expensive fans are going to have smaller, less powerful motors and flatter angled blades that move less air so the weak motor won't have to work very hard. Sometimes the blades are almost flat and just spin around without any air movement. They also may have thinner blades to save money, but then they will wobble more. So if you get low profile fans then get the best one you can afford, compare the blade angles and get a lifetime motor warranty.

If you have a high stairwell from the first floor to the second then you may also want to consider mounting a ceiling fan in the stairwell. Set the fan direction to draw air upward (typically the reverse/winter setting) instead of blowing downward like it normally does in the Summer. This will move cooler air from the first floor to the second floor and help with the uneven temperature.

Additional Info after question updated:
Online they call them "Low Profile III" by Hunter Fan at both Lowes and Home Depot websites. They come in 42" and 52" diameters and at least 3 finishes. Home Depot lists 4 low profile light fixtures for these fans and Lowes lists 1 on their websites. The store may have different inventory, but they have had them when I visited in the past.

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