Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 2 Exam Practice

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Which of the following is NOT advisable for seller clients preparing for an open house?

Arrange pets to stay elsewhere during the open house.
Leave family photographs and personal items visible to make the property feel homely.
Remove clutter from visible spaces in the property.
Avoid cooking with strong odors for several hours prior to the viewing.
Ensure the property is clean and all necessary repairs are made.
Depersonalize the space to help potential buyers visualize themselves in the home.

The correct answer is: Leave family photographs and personal items visible to make the property feel homely.

The correct answer is B. Leaving family photographs and personal items visible is not advisable for seller clients preparing for an open house. This is because such personal items can make it difficult for potential buyers to envision themselves living in the property. By depersonalizing the space and removing personal items, such as family photographs, sellers can help potential buyers to better visualize themselves living in the home. While the other options are all advisable for seller clients preparing for an open house, option B goes against the principle of depersonalizing the space to appeal to a broader range of potential buyers. By removing personal items and creating a neutral environment, sellers can increase the likelihood of a successful open house and attract more potential buyers to the property.