Like what information would help de-clutter the overwhelm of info you're getting?

If that means hiring a landscaper to ensure the curb appeal is appealing, de-cluttering, painting, or staging.

If that means hiring a landscaper to ensure the curb appeal is appealing, de-cluttering, painting, or staging.

Declutter the place and neutralize the colors.I see the park doesn't allow rentals, unfortunately.

I would add - help the seller get the home ready for sale, decluttering, staging...making it easy for buyers to imagine themselves there.

I picked up a listing, with an agreed upon date to set it active 2 weeks later after paint and declutter.

Agents whose photos are poor quality, have listings with rooms that definitely should have been de-cluttered or at the very least straightened up, or who obviously used a professional photographer who wasn't very good, get ditched.

Decluttering, cleaning, freshening up smells, and quick touch ups and repairs show pride in and care for property.

Bought for 78k, just de cluttered for 1.5k, listed on MLS and sold yesterday for 150,500.

But a few edits below could increase your traffic. 1. update your photos to showcase project completion/ de-clutter. 2. take and post a video walk through. 3. utilize Zillows 3d tour app. 4. make sure your updated and renewed on local craigslist, Facebook market place etc. 5. start decreasing the rent $25-$50 per week until you see a marketplace response in leads 6. if your willing to do more work id say to refinish or install LVP over the painted floors.