Simply Put

I do not have the perfect house nor do I know what it would be if I were to have to tell you.  I learned over the years that you've got to work with what you have.  Make the most of it.

It's alright to dream, but being realistic is a must in our everyday lives.  Keeps us real and helps us to be balanced people.

At present time, I dream of a clean and orderly place where we are to function with daily tasks and events as well as to live our lives doing what we do.

Having study the trends for quick sales in house buying, the house needs to have CURB APPEAL that invites people to come into the home for a visit, breathe deeply in the Living room, have entertaining thoughts in the Dining room, stay awhile in the outstanding Kitchen, whisk through the Utility room, daydream in the fancy Bathroom, walk about the large Master Bedroom, admire the enormous Storage Spaces with lots of big Closets. Comfortable surrounding area where the house rest on the property.  Cozy enough for the present with room to expand in the future.

Major things looked for:
Long story short........beautiful Kitchen, spacious Bath, big Closets and large Master Bedroom all in good repair with clean ceilings, walls and floors in each room.  

WHEN your charming home doesn't have these features, do the best you can to present a clean home with potential.  Some are alright with small houses and want the neighborhood or dollar value.

If selling your property, the interior of home needs to be organized, clean and smell good.
Best to thin out nic-nacs in each room and de-clutter.
Beds made.
Things in their place.
Spot clean before showing.
Soft music playing in some of the rooms.
Good lighting available.

Simply put,
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