Tips to cheaply clean up your home to put it on the market
News 12 checked in with interior decorator Kate Hanley who has some simple tips on how to make your home more appealing to buyers and it won't cost a penny.
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Feb 4, 2022, 12:50 PM
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home up for sale, you may need to dress it for open houses.
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12 checked in with interior decorator Kate Hanley who has some simple tips on
how to make your home more appealing to buyers and it won't cost a penny.
Hanley suggests simple things
like keep appliances out of the way, make sure your paintings on the walls are
straight, and keep the decor colors neutral.
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