If they are new clients i recommend open floor plans and a light neutral color pallet selections.

I have a older triplex built in the 1960's with no ground bar, only a neutral bar.

Stick with a neutral color scheme to appeal to more buyers.

And I thought I had posted something neutral that everyone would agree on :mrgreen:

REALTOR'S contracts are broker-centric and are really neutral because the only party they protect are the brokers themselves.

If some poor guy had to be in his underwear in front of his kids to help neutralize this and other threats SO BE IT.

You can make a house shine for little money,,,watch the shows on TV that explain the concept,,namely HGTV.If YOU dont spend a few dollars sprucing and neutralizing the buyers will subtract 10 bucks or more for each of your dollars spent.Its a cost of doing business these days.

No downside, imo, as long as 2nd leg is cash flow neutral, but tremendous benefits.

There was a similar size home about three doors away, bland neutral colors, carpeting and pretty standard stuff, nice appliances, but nothing really remarkable.

I get them sanded, neutral stained, and two coats of street shoe for $2.25/sq ft.