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Your home doesn't have to be perfect to sell. But it should feel cared for. 🏡 One of the biggest mistakes sellers make is walking through their home with “owner eyes.” You've lived with that overflowing closet, the scuffed wall, or the crowded kitchen for so long that you may not even notice it anymore. A buyer will. Before putting your home on the market, walk through it as if you've never seen it before. Ask yourself: 🧹 Is there too much clutter? A crowded room can make the space feel smaller. ✨ Does everything feel clean? Pay special attention to kitchens, bathrooms, floors, windows, and high-touch areas. 👃 Does the home smell fresh? Pet odors, cooking smells, and mustiness can affect a buyer's first impression. 💡 Does the home feel bright? Open blinds, turn on lights, and replace burned-out bulbs. 🌳 What does the buyer see first? Your exterior and entryway create the first impression before they ever walk inside. And here's the important part: You don't necessarily need to spend thousands of dollars getting your home “perfect.” The goal is to identify the changes that can make your home feel cleaner, brighter, more spacious, and easier for buyers to imagine themselves living there. 📌 Save this checklist before you start preparing your home for sale. Ready to sell? DM us “PREP” and let's talk about what your home may need before hitting the market. The Reyes Team 📞 775-351-9265 Angelica Reyes BS. 145567 | RE/MAX Professionals #RenoHomes #HomeSellingTips #RenoHomeSeller #SellingYourHome #HomePrep

A house can look perfect during a showing and still have things you can't see. That's exactly why we don't recommend skipping the inspection. It gives you an opportunity to learn more about the home's condition before you close. Sometimes everything looks great. Sometimes the inspection uncovers something that needs attention. Either way, having that information before you buy is better than discovering a problem after you've moved in. We're not looking for a perfect house. We're looking for an informed buyer. Save this if you're shopping for a home! 🔑 The Reyes Team Helping families achieve the dream of homeownership. 🏡 📞 775-351-9265 Angelica Reyes BS. 145567 | RE/MAX Professionals

🏡 Thinking about selling your home? Don’t make your pricing decision based on an online estimate alone. Websites can give you a quick estimate, but there are several things an automated valuation may not fully understand about your specific property. Here are 5 factors that can impact what your home could actually sell for: 1️⃣ CONDITION Two homes with the same square footage can sell for very different prices depending on updates, maintenance, finishes, and overall condition. 2️⃣ UPGRADES & IMPROVEMENTS A remodeled kitchen, updated bathrooms, new flooring, landscaping, windows, or other improvements may affect how buyers perceive your home's value. 3️⃣ LOCATION Even homes in the same neighborhood can have different values based on the specific location, views, lot characteristics, traffic, proximity to amenities, and more. 4️⃣ RECENT COMPARABLE SALES What similar homes have actually sold for recently can provide important context when determining a realistic price. 5️⃣ CURRENT COMPETITION This one is easy to overlook. What other homes are currently for sale can affect how buyers compare your property—and how you should position it. 💡 The goal isn't simply to find a number online. The goal is to understand how your home fits into today's market. If you're thinking about selling, getting a property-specific market analysis can help you make a more informed pricing decision before putting your home on the market. 📌 SAVE this post if selling is on your radar. Ready to sell? Send us a DM with the word “VALUE” and we'll help you take the next step. The Reyes Team Helping families achieve the dream of homeownership. 🏡 📞 775-351-9265 Angelica Reyes BS. 145567 | RE/MAX Professionals #HomeValue #SellingYourHome #NorthernNevadaRealEstate #HomeSellingTips #SellYourHome

DON’T UNPACK A SINGLE BOX UNTIL YOU’VE DONE THESE 10 THINGS. 📦🏡 You just closed on your new home, and before you start unpacking, hanging pictures, and arranging furniture, take a few hours to make sure your home is secure, safe, and set up properly. Here are 10 things I recommend every buyer do immediately after closing: 1. 🔑 Change or rekey the exterior locks You have no idea how many copies of those keys may be floating around. 2. 🚗 Reset garage door openers & keypad codes Don’t assume the previous owner’s codes are gone. Reset them and start fresh. 3. 🧼 Deep clean while the house is empty Trust me, cleaning floors, cabinets, closets and appliances is SO much easier before the boxes arrive. 4. 💧 Locate the main water shut-off valve A burst pipe is NOT the moment you want to be searching for it. 5. 🌬️ Replace your HVAC/furnace filters Start fresh and help keep the air circulating through your new home cleaner. 6. 🚨 Test smoke & carbon monoxide detectors Take five minutes to make sure they’re working properly and replace batteries if needed. 7. 🚪 Check every window & door lock Make sure everything locks, closes and functions the way it should. 8. ⚡ Label your electrical panel If it isn't already clearly labeled, figure out what each breaker controls. Your future self will thank you. 9. 🏠 Learn the age of your major systems Roof. HVAC. Water heater. Electrical panel. Plumbing. Knowing their age can help you plan for future repairs and expenses. 10. 📁 Create a home maintenance file Keep warranties, receipts, manuals, paint colors, contractor information and service records together in one place. BONUS TIP: Take photos and videos of the home while it’s still empty. It’s a great way to document its condition on move-in day. Save this for CLOSING DAY, because unpacking can wait. Protecting your investment shouldn’t. 🏡🔑 The Reyes Team Helping families achieve the dream of homeownership. 🏡 Sharise York Lic. S.0201381 📞 863-307-9603 RE/MAX Professionals

New construction doesn't always mean “move in tomorrow.” 👀 New homes can be amazing, you get modern finishes, new systems and the opportunity to choose certain features. But there are a few things buyers should ask about BEFORE getting too excited. 🏗️ What's the estimated completion date? 💰 Which upgrades are included? 💳 How much will the upgrades cost? 📅 What happens if construction is delayed? And don't forget to ask what's included in the base price versus what's considered an upgrade. That beautiful model home you toured? Let's just say… it may have a few extras. 😂 Do your homework before signing. The Reyes Team Helping families achieve the dream of homeownership. 🏡 📞 775-351-9265 Angelica Reyes BS. 145567 | RE/MAX Professionals #RenoRealtor #HomeBuyingTips #NorthernNevadaRealEstate #RenoHomes #FirstTimeHomeBuyer

💰 CLOSING COSTS: What do you actually need to buy a home? One thing we want every buyer to understand: your down payment is not always the only money you’ll need. There are a few different expenses that can come up throughout the home-buying process, and they don’t all happen at the closing table. 🏡 Earnest Money Deposit When your offer is accepted, you may be required to put down an earnest money deposit. This is generally credited toward your purchase at closing if the transaction moves forward according to the contract. 🔎 Inspections A home inspection is an expense buyers should plan for during the transaction. Depending on the property, you may also choose additional inspections. 🏦 Closing Costs These can include things like lender fees, title/escrow-related costs, and other expenses associated with completing the purchase. 💵 Prepaid Expenses You may also have prepaid items such as property taxes, homeowners insurance, or interest that need to be paid at closing. So instead of only asking: 👉 “How much do I need for my down payment?” Ask your lender: “What is my estimated cash-to-close?” That number gives you a much clearer picture of what you may actually need to have available. And here's another important tidbit: your cash-to-close isn't necessarily the same thing as your down payment. There can be programs, credits, or other options that may help with certain costs depending on your loan and situation. 🏡 The more you know before you start house hunting, the more confident you can be when it’s time to make an offer. Have questions about what you may need to buy? Send us a message. We're happy to help you understand the process. The Reyes Team Helping families achieve the dream of homeownership. 🏡 📞 775-351-9265 Angelica Reyes BS. 145567 | RE/MAX Professionals #FirstTimeHomeBuyer #ClosingCosts #CashToClose #EarnestMoney #HomeInspections

Got your offer accepted? Here’s how buyers accidentally lose the house. 😬🏡 You’d be surprised what people have done AFTER getting their offer accepted. I’ve seen buyers get under contract and then… 🚗 Buy a new car because, “We were going to need one anyway.” 🛋️ Finance furniture for the new house because they’re already picturing where everything is going. 💳 Open a new credit card to get points or a store discount. 💼 Change jobs because a better opportunity came up , without talking to their lender first. 💰 Move money between accounts or make a large deposit without keeping the paperwork to document where it came from. 💸 Make a big purchase because they think, “We’re already approved.” 📱 Stop responding to their lender because they think the hard part is over. And then suddenly the lender has questions… documents are needed… the numbers change… or the buyer’s loan has to be reviewed again. Being under contract does NOT mean you can completely go back to business as usual. Until you have the keys, think boring. 😂 No major financial changes. No unnecessary new debt. No surprises. Protect the deal you worked so hard to get. 🔑 And if you know someone who just went under contract… SEND THIS TO THEM. Sharise York Lic. S.0201381 📞 863-307-9603 RE/MAX Professionals The Reyes Team Helping families achieve the dream of homeownership. 🏡

Before you buy the house, spend a little time getting to know the neighborhood. And don't make your decision based on one visit. 📍 Try driving through during a weekday morning. Come back around dinner. Visit on a weekend. Notice the traffic, parking, noise, nearby businesses, and the overall feel of the area. A neighborhood can look completely different at different times of day. Because when you purchase a home, you're choosing more than the house itself. You're choosing where your everyday life is going to happen. That extra drive could tell you more than you expect. Save this if you're shopping for a home! 🔑 The Reyes Team Helping families achieve the dream of homeownership. 🏡 📞 775-351-9265 Angelica Reyes BS. 145567 | RE/MAX Professionals #HomeBuying #HomeBuyerTips #FirstTimeHomeBuyer #RenoRealEstate #HomeBuyingJourney