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To appeal to potential buyers, start by decluttering and removing personal items so they can envision themselves in the space. Clean thoroughly and address any repairs; a fresh coat of paint can also make a difference. Staging, whether by yourself or with a professional, can highlight the home’s best features, such as natural light and high ceilings. Keep the home well-lit and ensure the exterior looks inviting with landscaping or fresh paint. Use professional photography for the listing, and stay flexible with showings. Research the market to price competitively, helping attract more buyers for a quicker sale.

Check fixtures for leaks and repair them promptly. Prevent clogs by avoiding flushing large items or pouring grease down drains. Conserve water by fixing leaks and minimizing water usage. Monitor water pressure; a sudden drop could indicate an issue. Don’t ignore unusual sounds, smells, or leaks—call a plumber if needed. Regularly inspect water-using appliances to prevent leaks and damage. Know the location of the main water shut-off valve, and keep a trusted plumber’s contact on hand. These steps help prevent emergencies, though unexpected issues can still occur.

Start with a thorough cleaning—dust, vacuum, and mop floors, and clean the kitchen and bathrooms. Complete any needed repairs, like fixing leaky faucets or broken light fixtures. Declutter living spaces and inspect for pests. Ensure all appliances are clean and functioning. Check for safety hazards, such as loose rugs or exposed wiring, and confirm proper ventilation by opening windows. Secure all doors and windows, verify smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors are operational, and make sure the property is well-lit. Review your lease or contact your landlord for any specific requirements.