Thinking of Listing Your Home Next Spring? Here's How You Can Get Ahead This Fall


If you're planning to sell your home next spring, fall is the perfect time to start preparing to make sure your home stands out. By tackling essential tasks early, you’ll streamline the selling process, reduce stress, and increase the chances of a fast, successful sale. Here are some steps to get ahead this fall!

Take Listing Photos Early

Capturing professional photos while your landscaping is still vibrant in the fall is a great way to showcase your home at its best. Waiting until late winter or early spring can leave your home looking bare, with patchy lawns and leafless trees, which can detract from its curb appeal. A lush fall setting gives potential buyers a much better first impression.

Declutter One Room at a Time

Decluttering doesn’t have to be overwhelming if you start early and tackle it room by room. Sort through items you no longer need and get rid of unnecessary clutter in closets, basements, and cabinets. This will also make the packing process easier when it’s time to move.

Pack Away Seasonal Items

As fall begins, it's the perfect time to pack away summer items you won’t need. If you’re planning to sell in the spring, packing up seasonal items now ensures a smoother transition. This way, you’re not scrambling when you’re ready to move out.

Assess Repairs and Set a Timeline

Use the fall season to evaluate any repairs or updates your home might need. Whether it’s a leaky faucet or larger projects, addressing these now will prevent them from becoming issues when you list. Having a timeline will keep you on track to complete repairs before the busy spring market.

Schedule a Pre-Sale Home Inspection

Consider scheduling a home inspection before you officially list your property. Doing this ahead of time will allow you to address any hidden issues before a buyer’s inspection, which could prevent delays during the closing process.

Fall Landscaping for Spring Curb Appeal

Take advantage of fall to prep your landscaping for spring. Doing maintenance now—like aerating the lawn, planting hardy shrubs, and trimming trees—will give your yard a head start, ensuring it looks its best when your home hits the market.


Get Started Today! If you’re ready to sell your home next spring, the Danielle Dimond Team is here to guide you through the entire process. Preparing early can give you the competitive edge you need to sell your home quickly and for top dollar. Reach out today to start planning and get ahead of the spring rush