It is common to find mold spores in the air inside your home, and on most surfaces including clothes, walls and furniture. Most of the time mold spores found inside come from outside sources. Routine cleaning of your home helps keep these levels low.

The level of concern greatly increases when there are large amounts of mold in your home. Mold problems most likely will occur if there has been an on-going water leak, a flood, or very high levels of humidity in the home. Unchecked mold growth can cause damage to the structural elements in your home. There is no practical way to eliminate all mold and mold spores indoors, keeping your home clean and dry can prevent extensive mold growth and its damage.

You get one chance to make a first impression with your home. The best advice should come from your REALTOR®. They want to sell your home as much as you do. They will take over the burden of responsibility and can actually save you money in the long run. He or She will do those things necessary to bring in prospects.

The bottom line of all of this is Your Home Will Have To Sell Itself.

Here are a few items for you to consider in getting ready to sell your home.

1. Major redecorating is absolutely not necessary.
2. Do replace missing tile in the baths, leaking pipes, paint peeling off the walls and carpet only if it is unpresentable.
3. Get rid of junk, clean out the garage.
4. Make all minor repairs.
5. Keep your home neat and clean at all times for showing.