Along with the view, renters are most interested in seeing pictures of your kitchen. A kitchen with dated cabinetry and old appliances is likely to be skipped over. Improve renters’ overall impression of your condo by improving the place they’ll spend the most time. Show them it’s a clean, pleasant place to prepare meals for their families.
If people can’t picture themselves enjoying family time in your condo, they won’t pick it. Worn, out-of-style furniture is one of the biggest deterrents for potential guests. Spend some time consulting decorating magazines and websites such as HGTV.com for tips on what’s hot and what’s not when you’re ready to upgrade. Yes, “shabby chic” is a thing, but white wicker is just plain shabby. Replace it with something more contemporary (and comfortable!).
Floor-to-ceiling mirrors were once commonplace. They were said to make rooms appear bigger and brighter. In truth, bygone accents like these just date your condo. No one wants to be surrounded by castoffs from another place and time! Do away with antiquated style elements and dust-collecting clutter. Instead, opt for classy, neutral decor.
