Here you dont hear anyone talking of the lead paint law, wonder if they are sweeping under the rug?

Just make the beds, dust, sweep, basic, basic stuff...

Steve MightWe have a brush - like a small chimney sweep, but flexible - for the downspouts.However, we also put leaf guards, gutter guards, {pick your favourite name} on all our eaves troughs ... this has eliminate many dam(n)ing issues.http://www.google.ca/search?

The 2 months is generally enough to get the house under contract and get to closing -- you'll likely want to keep the house staged until the very last minute, as the buyers may be walking through just before closing, and it's nice to ensure that they always get to walk through the furnished house, never an empty house.A good stager will provide flowers, may stop by once/week to sweep the floors, may hold a co-broker open (one of my stagers will host a hot buffet lunch in the house for agents, and can pull in 30+ agents in a day), etc.

A two-story foyer with herringbone floors and a sweeping staircase sets a dramatic tone, while living spaces display a modern farmhouse style.

Does anyone have a recommendation for a chimney sweep?

Scrub toilets, mop floors, sweep cobwebs.

Here's some ideas off the top of my head: -Show vacant units (if allowed)-Sweep/mop/vacuum common areas.

In my area, I recommend doing an oil tank sweep and a radon test but those might not be an issue for you.  

The property is fenced and cross-fenced with horse trails winding through the acreage, and sweeping views of the mountains and valleys beyond.