Michael Petruccelli says; Complete a few chores -Dryer vents should be cleaned & cleared of lint. Remove all "creative wiring" such as extension cords used in the attic, basement, on the exterior & the interior of the home.
February 8, 2012
Michael Petruccelli asks; How do you prepare for an Open House? (7b)
Michael Petruccelli says; Complete a few chores - Clear debris and vacuum under the refrigerator. Remove and clean all debris from the tub, shower & sink drains.
Michael Petruccelli asks; How do you prepare for an Open House? (7)
Michael Petruccelli says; Complete a few chores - Remove debris from gutters & downspouts. Trim shrubs away from the foundation & A/C condenser unit. Remove wood, debris or stored items away from foundation. The inspector will need a clear view of the homes foundation for the inspection.
February 6, 2012
Michael Petruccelli asks; How do you prepare for an Open House? (6d)
Michael Petruccelli says; Make some necessary repairs - If you have any water penetration issues, in the basement for example, it's better to address it now, rather than later.
Michael Petruccelli asks; How do you prepare for an Open House? (6c)
Michael Petruccelli says; Make some necessary repairs - Eliminate anything that wiggles, shakes or teeters. While a homeowner may know where to grab the basement hand rail so it doesn't wobble, buyers won't and inspectors will be sure to list the item in their report.
Michael Petruccelli asks; How do you prepare for an Open House? (6b)
Michael Petruccelli says; Make some necessary repairs - Make sure all light switches operate properly, eliminating any "mystery switches" that could give buyers doubts about the quality of the electrical system.
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