1. If your kitchen needs some work, decide on the amount of work that needs to be done.
McGillivray suggests tackling a few small projects on your own instead of taking on a full gut renovation just to sell your home. “A lot of buyers will want to do what they feel is great for a kitchen,” he explained. “However you also don’t want to sell a house where the kitchen is in really bad shape.” It’s about finding that perfect balance.
3. Pay attention to finishings.
4. Updating your appliances can go a long way.