Page 17 - Homeowners Manual - Utah

LIVING, DINING & FAMILY ROOMS BATHROOMS
☐ Add a fresh coat of paint to walls, if needed� ☐ Clean sinks, showers, bath tubs
☐ Repair cracks in ceilings and walls� and countertops thoroughly�
☐ Secure/repair peeling or torn wallpaper� ☐ Repair leaks or dripping faucets�
☐ Re-paint or re-stain woodwork, banisters, wall ☐ Remove grout and soap stains left on tiles�
decor, etc� ☐ Repair broken or cracked tiles and re-caulk if
☐ Clean blinds/drapery and ensure they work needed�
properly� ☐ Check the functionality of fixtures, lighting,
☐ Steam-clean carpeting or flooring� heat lamps, fans, etc�
☐ Position furniture in way that showcases shape ☐ Eliminate clutter�
of room�
☐ Eliminate clutter to enhance space� BEDROOMS
☐ Repair cracks in ceilings and walls�
KITCHEN ☐ Apply a fresh coat of paint, if needed�
☐ Clean countertops and sink thoroughly� ☐ Secure/repair peeling or torn wallpaper�
☐ Repair leaks or dripping faucets� ☐ Clean all blinds/drapery and ensure they work
☐ Organize pantry and cupboards� properly�
☐ Make sure the refrigerator and freezer are ☐ Make beds�

defrosted and odorless� ☐ Eliminate clutter�

SELECTING A REALTOR®
Millions of homes are sold each year, and each transaction is unique� With recent changes to contract
forms and addendum, home selling has become more complex than it was five or ten years ago� Using a
REALTOR® who has experience and training in such fields as real estate marketing, financing, negotiating
and closing, can be very beneficial for a home seller� A REALTOR® can assist you in pricing your home
according to market conditions, give you tips on showing the home, and assist you with negotiations
when an offer is presented�

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