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Generally speaking, you should toss anything that isn’t worth hauling to your new house.
Make sure carpets are neither loose nor curling. Hire a professional.
Mildew and mold: re-caulk and re-grout as required.
Family/Living Room: keep the coffee table clean. A vase of flowers and some coasters are all that you need.
Mistake #6: Expecting the buyers to use their imaginations to see past your clutter. That’s a no-no. When a house is overflowing with everyday stuff it looks small and cramped. Remember, people buy space in real estate and there does not appear to be a lot of space in a cluttered house.
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