Start with the move, not the paint colors.
Talk about your timing, where you might go next, and what feels uncertain. Those answers help shape a preparation plan that fits your situation instead of a generic renovation checklist.
Give belongings their own timeline.
Separate decisions about the house from decisions about the things inside it. Set aside important documents and sentimental items first. Agree on who can help, and leave room for decisions that deserve more than an afternoon.
Walk through before spending.
Jason can help discuss presentation, likely buyer questions, and the tradeoffs of preparing the home. Get qualified assessments and written estimates where needed. A major project is not automatically the best way to prepare for a sale.
Choose the next manageable step.
That might be a conversation, a walk-through, or gathering information about the property. You can start small and build the plan from there.
General educational information, not legal, tax, financial, medical, or inspection advice. Discuss your specific situation with the appropriate qualified professionals.
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