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Make a home inviting 'to maximise sale potential'...

Making small but effective changes to a property can help maximise its potential when selling it, the chief executive of a property company has said.

Paul Smith spoke on behalf of hart, an independent estate agent in the UK.

He explained that would-be movers should think about giving their walls a lick of neutral paint, as this has been proven to be attractive to potential buyers.

Small repairs such as replacing light bulbs, adding fresh flowers and replacing cracked tiles can also have a "huge impact" on the aesthetic value of a home.

Mr Smith also said that investing in interior decoration projects such as new lighting or a matching table and chairs can help people recognise the various possibilities of a property.

"Making your house as inviting as possible will mean you will invite much more interest and ultimately sell your property for a good price," he concluded.

Homeowners wanting to spruce up their property to attract buyers may find that a personal loan gives them a convenient means to do so.

Even a loan of a few thousand pounds can offer the flexibility to make changes and maximize the chance of making a profit on the house sale.
28 March 2008
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