Malik Snow walks Athens sellers through repairs, paint, and a deep clean, in that order, before a single picture gets taken.
A ridge house presented around documented condition, practical details, and the next decision.
A garden bungalow presented around documented condition, practical details, and the next decision.
The order you prepare a house for sale changes both the cost and how it shows, and photos should come last, not first.
Read the article →A guide to what a pre-listing deep clean covers and why it happens after repairs and paint, not before.
Read the article →How to think about pre-listing paint choices and why paint fits between repairs and cleaning in the prep sequence.
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First-time sellers usually want to know what their house is worth. Malik's Athens clients get a different first answer: here is the order we do things in. Repairs, then paint, then the deep clean, then the photographs, then the launch. Out of order it costs more and shows worse, and almost everyone wants to start with the photographs.
Most sellers want a value first. Malik starts somewhere else: what needs fixing, what needs paint, what needs cleaning, and then what gets photographed.
Skip the order and the photos cost more and show worse. Malik Snow works Athens River District, Old Town, West Bench, and Garden Quarter, one step at a time.