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Generally speaking, you should toss anything that isn’t worth hauling to your new house.
Scrape off over-brushed paint from glass panes and mirrors.
Exterior: paint iron surfaces with rustproof paint.
Basement: ensure all light fixtures are working because you will turn them all on during a showing to brighten your space.
Mistake #4: Believing that you have excellent taste and that everyone sees your house the way you do. Wrong! We all see things differently. De-personalize, neutralize paint colours, and display tamed artworks that appeal to a wider audience.
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