Did you know that 50 percent of homes are sold in the summer? When you think about it, it makes sense. The kids are on summer break, so moving won’t interrupt their studies. Most industries tend to slow down in July and August, so taking a week off to pack up your house is usually feasible. And even though the temperatures may be lingering around 100 or so degrees, moving in the heat of summer is much better than trying to carry boxes back and forth during an ice-storm or a blizzard.
On the other hand, if you’re thinking of putting your house on the market this summer, you can’t rely on statistics alone. No matter the season, there are a number of things you can do to increase the odds that someone will fall in love with your home and make the offer you’ve been dreaming of. Below are some of our top tips for selling a home in the summer. Give them a try and the next time a potential buyer walks through your front door, you’ll be as cool as a cucumber.
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