Start with a walk-through
Talk through the condition, layout, and features of the home with Nannet. Discuss the likely buyer questions and the preparation that would help present it clearly.
Separate necessary work from optional work
Make a short list together. Some items may need professional attention; others are presentation choices. Ask about cost, timing, and purpose before starting a project. Improvements do not guarantee a particular return.
Gather what you already have
Locate maintenance records, permits, appliance information, warranties, and association documents if relevant. Keep private financial and identity documents in a secure channel, rather than a general website form.
Plan for photography and showings
Choose a realistic preparation schedule. Think about light, surfaces, access, and how showings will fit around the people and routines in your home.
Keep the next move in the conversation
Discuss your timing and any purchase plans before settling on a listing schedule. A useful plan considers where you are going as well as what you are selling.
Helpful sources.
General planning information, September 2026. Your transaction, contract terms, and property will determine the specific steps. Discuss legal, tax, lending, insurance, and technical questions with the appropriate qualified professionals.