Start with the week you actually have.
Tell me which parts of your day are busy and where you have some room. We can look at afternoon, twilight or weekend options and talk through what fits your routine.
Bring the details that make a difference: work hours, appointments, pets and how much notice helps you get ready. We’ll use that conversation to shape the showing arrangements.
Make getting ready easier.
Choose a short routine you can repeat: clear the walkways, tidy the counters and put away personal papers, valuables and medications. Think about what you’d want out of sight before someone walks through.
Have a plan for your pets, too. Talk it through before visits start, so everyone knows the arrangements.
Know how a visit will work.
Let’s go over how requests will be confirmed, what notice works for you and the instructions visitors need. Access and locking up should be part of that conversation.
If your plans change, tell me. Keeping the arrangements clear helps everyone know what to expect.
Keep the conversation going.
Once showings begin, let me know how the plan feels in practice. We can talk about the requests coming in and what needs adjusting.
You’re still living in your home. I want to understand what makes the process easier for you.
A few questions you might have.
Can we discuss evenings or weekends?
Yes. Tell me what you have in mind. We can look at the options alongside your schedule and the showing requests.
What should I do about pets?
Bring that up when we discuss visits. We can talk through where your pets will be and what visitors need to know.
Can I ask about this before I list my home?
Of course. Give me a call and tell me what you’re thinking about. Your day-to-day routine is a good place to start.