text: Monday, July 26, 2021 / by Jeannette Johnson
  When you decide to sell your home, suddenly you have to think of your space objectively. Staging and preparing a home for sale isn’t just about making your home look good in photos or nailing an aesthetic — it’s about making the space as appealing for potential buyers as possible. The right prep work can get you plenty of offers and help move your home off the market faster.
  One often-overlooked aspect of staging a home is having your space cleaned. Many people think that their own cleaning skills are enough to make the space appealing to buyers. However, professional cleaners go above and beyond to ensure your home looks its absolute best. Here’s a look at a few common questions people have about professional cleaning for staging a home, presented today by the Sadle Home Selling Team.
  Q1: Do Buyers Really Care?
  A1: A clean, well-staged home will have a far easier time selling than a messy or poorly decorated one. Indeed, if you’re selling during COVID-19, a mess might make buyers less willing to even view your home.
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  A2: As a seller, you’re already spread thin. Moreover, a professional is sure to spot the little details that can make all the difference at a viewing or open house.
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  A3: Simple daily maintenance can keep your home looking sharp, but rehiring before major events like additional open houses or photoshoots is always wise.
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  Ultimately, you have to see the choices you make when you put your home on the market as investments. The money you put toward hiring a cleaner will be well worth it in time saved and offers received.