We have different wants, and what you prefer might not be appealing to your buyer. In other words, please don’t leave things as they are.
So, how do you go about doing this? Begin by depersonalising your property by removing personal photographs, paintings, and furniture that gives it the appearance of being your home.
As difficult as it may sound, your house is no longer yours. Depersonalising feels overwhelming after spending so many years in your home, and that’s understandable. Hence, if you require professional assistance, you can work with a realtor and a stager to maintain the charm of your property even if you lose the things that make it a “home.”