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Jeanette Joy Fisher
 
Interior Design Psychology

  Home Sellers Big Summertime Mistake

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By Jeanette Joy Fisher

Summertime and the evening is fair..

It's easy to get caught up in the glories of summer evenings. Barbeques, porch parties, and warm relaxing in gentle breezes soothe you after a hard day at work.

But if you're selling your home during the hot summertime, you need to think about the way your everyday habits could stall your home sale.

Home Sellers Big Summertime Mistake

If your home languishes on the market during the sweltering heat of summer, take a look at how your normal everyday living habits may  turn buyers off.

Buyers can't help the way they respond to houses. Everyone has natural instincts that influence the way their body reacts to stimulation.

I can't even begin to number the houses I've previewed during the day when the sellers were away. Many of the homes felt depressing. I couldn't wait to get out of there. Why?

The home sellers left the window coverings closed to keep the home cool. They wanted to come home to a cool haven.

Don't make this big home seller mistake. Open all your window coverings that don't cover up an unpleasant view.

 

And if you do have window coverings hiding your next door neighbor's unsightly trash cans, weedy side yard, or peeling paint make sure the natural daylight filters inside.

 



Support Home Shoppers' Natural Instincts

Home buyers choose the home that make them feel happy. They also need to feel good themselves while previewing your home. This means that you want to support their circadian rhythm. Science has known about the concept of circadian rhythm for a long time. Circadian rhythm is the body's natural internal clock, and it regulates all biological processes. Circadian rhythm depends upon sunlight to keep our internal clock regular and healthy.

Even if you don't know anything about circadian rhythm, you're familiar with its effects. For instance, if you get sleepy in the mid-afternoon or if you seem to get your best work done late at night, you're being guided by your body's internal clock. That same system controls things such as your heart rate, blood pressure, and body temperature, so it's important to pay attention to your body's natural rhythm.

Although scientists haven't nailed down all the factors involved, the most important factor they've identified for keeping circadian rhythm in balance is sunlight. So keep your buyers happy--feeling great. Open your window coverings. Keep buyers looking at your home instead of leaving right away for the next house on their list.

Let the sun shine in and sell your home!

Copyright © 2006 Jeanette J. Fisher

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