Buyers book appointments through their realtor, you approve the times, and your home needs to be clean and ready. Sudbury realtor Tyler Peroni explains what to expect, step by step.
Once your home hits the market, showings usually start right away. Realtors reach out through a scheduling system to request a time — you approve or decline with a quick text. Tyler always tells sellers, “The easier your home is to show, the quicker it sells.” And he’s right. More access means more buyers through the door.
Before each showing, do a quick reset:
Open blinds and turn on lights
Clear counters
Tidy bathrooms
Put away valuables
Take pets out if possible
It doesn’t need to be perfect — just clean and welcoming. Buyers form opinions fast.
During the showing, you’ll want to leave the house. It helps buyers feel more comfortable exploring the space. Showings usually last 15–30 minutes. If you have kids (or a chaotic schedule), Tyler helps create a simple plan to make showings less stressful. Dad-style solutions — practical and realistic.
Feedback comes next. After each showing, the buyer’s agent shares what their clients thought: price concerns, layout notes, or interest level. Tyler reviews this with you so you know whether adjustments are needed.
If multiple buyers are viewing the home quickly, that’s a good sign you’ve hit the right price and presentation.
Showings are one of the most important parts of selling — they’re where buyers fall in love with your home.
👉 Want help preparing for showings? Reach out to Tyler Peroni for a simple, stress-free plan.