Walt has decided to sell the home he has lived in for 50 years. The house has two bedrooms on the first floor, a finished basement, and a finished attic with a low ceiling. To prepare his home for sale, he should

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Removing excess furniture can make areas look larger, which can make the house more attractive to potential buyers. Exaggerating the size of his yard and underestimating the cost of utilities could backfire and cause distrust with potential buyers. Keeping everything "as is" may not highlight the house's best features, and listing the house as a three-bedroom when it only has two bedrooms could also lead to distrust with potential buyers.

Walt Has Decided to Sell the Home He Has Lived