4 Home Features That Turn Off Buyers

Buyer preferences come and go, but right now there are four home features that they definitely don’t want to see. Selling in the Austin area? Get a market analysis report Purchasing in the Austin area? Get full MLS access Many homeowners have lived in their home for at least a decade, but buyer preferences come and go faster than that. If you’re planning on selling your home in the near future, here are some features that you should consider replacing or upgrading if your home has them: "If your home has some of these features, don’t worry—I can help. " 1. Laminate countertops. Buyers nowadays want to walk into a kitchen and see a granite countertop or some other natural stone countertop. They’re no longer a luxury item—they’re a must- have. 2. Outdated bathrooms. Buyers want to move into a home where they don’t have to make many updates. Fixing your bathrooms and giving them fresh looks really appeals to buyers. 3. A carpeted main level. Buyers don’t like carpet on the main levels of homes anymore. They prefer either hardwood or tile because it’s easier maintenance. 4. Energy inefficiency. Buyers pay attention to whether the home they are going to live in is energy-efficient or not. They want to be comfortable in their homes and not have to pay extra on utility bills. Making your home energy efficient can go a long way in making it appeal toward buyers. If your home has some of these features, don’t worry. Just give me a call and I’d be glad to speak with you about how you can fix these items up and get the highest return on your investment when you’re ready to put your home on the market. As always, if you have any other questions or real estate needs, don’t hesitate to reach out to me. I’d love to hear from you!

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4 Home Features That Turn Off Buyers is an episode from Austin Texas Real Estate Podcast by Jennifer Smith.

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This episode was published on May 30, 2018.

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