If your house has been sitting on the market for more than a month, it is easy to start wondering if something is wrong with the home itself. In most cases, though, that is not the issue.

If you’re getting ready to list your home in Acadiana, you probably already have a running list of things to handle before buyers start touring the property. One detail many sellers overlook, though, is how pets can affect the showing process.

This guide walks you through what to expect and how to prepare before that sign goes in your yard.

I recently posted a video on Facebook featuring Jessica Broussard. In it, we talk about the top three things homeowners do—or don’t do—that can seriously hurt their home’s appeal to buyers. In this post, I’ll go into more detail on that.

Before you open your doors and welcome potential buyers, let me walk you through what has worked time and again for sellers in this market.

Before listing your Acadiana home, removing excess items and organizing key areas can help create a strong first impression and lead to a smoother selling process.

Virtual staging offers a practical way to strengthen that first impression. It helps buyers visualize how a room can look and function when furnished.

Here are some of the most common mistakes sellers make, along with insight to help you move forward with fewer surprises and better results.