Forgotten room for sale home - basement

A movie in 1973 titled from

"Don't look at the basement" from

 Was released. It originally had the right from

"Forgotten person" from

 Regarding neglected patients in the madhouse, some believe that this will attract more moviegoers with new titles. After all, the basement can be horrifying.

Usually think of darkness, dampness and dirt, don't mind hidden corners that may suddenly appear!

Ok, sometimes "Forgotten person" After all, it is a suitable name, because the basement is an area in the family and is often overlooked when selling homes.

The basement, whether completed or unfinished, adds a precious square foot to the house.

When it comes to the necessary stages, the basement should receive as much attention as the rest of the house:

• Start from scratch Decluttering from
  
   . Discard, sell or donate anything you have not used for many years. The basement tends to collect items that we think we might use one day, such as old taps and old appliances [ from
  
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   ], toys, suitcases, etc. So ask yourself, "Do I really use this?"
• Consider renting storage for items that you have reserved but will not use or need it for the next six months, especially if you are considering renting storage for furniture and items that are not needed in other homes. This may be worth it.
• At the very least, buy a moving box and start packing. Or buy plastic storage boxes with lids because you can store them in your new home. It is even better to stack boxes or boxes neatly and buy metal shelves to stack them.
• The basement should be Thorough cleaning from
  
   . You want to delete the "yuk factor" when the buyer is viewing the space. Sweep the floor and mop the floor, or vacuum the carpet. Make sure to remove spider webs and dead insects from the corners and ceiling.
• Clean the windows, remove excess vegetation from the windows, and let as much light as possible. Open the curtains, if any.
• Wipe fitness equipment, ping pong tables and anything dusty.
• Install additional lighting, from
  
   Even if it is a bare bulb and drawstring , from
  
   In the dark corners or areas.
• Painted floor from
  
   Unfinished basement [please consult your paint shop for the best product]. It makes the room brighter and cleaner. It is not necessarily a typical gray.
• A new layer of paint on the sheetrocked wall also makes the space look clean and as valuable as the upstairs space.
• If your basement does not separate the walls of each room, then it is important Design areas, each with a purpose. from
  
    For example, if you are mixing sports equipment or children's toys together, design an area for each toy to indicate that there is a sports "room" in the basement and a "game room" for the child.
• If the washer and dryer are in the basement, set this area to the laundry "room". Make sure the area is glistening because no buyer wants to wash clothes in dirty places. Set up an ironing board and iron and/or table to fold clothes. Store laundry items neatly on shelves or in cabinets.

The same is true of other areas of the basement: home offices, media rooms, work spaces, art and craft spaces. Make sure each area is explicitly specified.

Buyers want the basement to be dark and dirty. Why not give them a clean, bright, organized and clean space surprise? Buyers will also think that you are the kind of homeowner who takes care of things and will not ignore the ongoing maintenance of the house.

The basement is one of the spaces that are often overlooked when selling homes. Since the basement adds extra square feet to the house, their perception of potential buyers is very important. Here are some things that can put them in a "ready" state.

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