2. Stage, or Re-Stage
Often, part of the problem is that buyers can’t picture themselves living in the home. Getting a home professionally staged can help show off different features of the home and define the rooms. For example, stage a partially unfinished basement as an in-home workout room.
To make an outdated home feel more current, stage the home with modern furniture or accessories. This will help show how their decor will completely change the feel of the house.
3. Host a Virtual Open House
Open houses are usually a great way to draw in interested buyers, but social distancing has made it a bit more difficult. While open houses are still happening in some locations, some people may be less interested to head out to view a house in person.
Consider hosting a virtual open house or recording a video tour for buyers to watch later. Virtual tours allow prospective buyers to get a feel for the new house without leaving the safety of their current home.
If you’re looking for some tips on hosting a virtual home tour, check out six tips here!