Can a Neighbor’s Driveway Cross My Property? Understanding Access and EasementsBy John S. Wagner, Affiliate Broker/Realtor®Weichert, Realtors® - Saxon ClarkServing Kingsport, Johnson
Dated: May 20 2025
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An Open house is your chance to showcase your home at its best, and the right preparations can make all the difference. By addressing these important details, you can enhance the appeal of your home and leave a great first impression with potential buyers.
Spruce up the exterior by removing clutter from the entryway, manicuring existing landscaping and ensuring the front door is attractive and inviting.
Confirm all light bulbs, inside and out, are functioning to establish a bright, welcoming atmosphere.
Scrub the kitchen, expecially the sink, to create a spotless, fresh feel.
Encourage visitors to linger by setting the thermostat to a comfortable temperature.
Empty trash cans to remove unpleasant odors.
Remove pet-related items, such as toys or litter boxes, to avoid deterring buyers who may not be as fond of pets as you are.
Weichert Realtors, Saxon Clark has great success with Open Houses. Our eleven-day process helps to ensure maximum exposure and attendance!
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