When you are a home owner, it can be immensely fun to think of 
Halloween ideas to decorate your home. After all, no other holiday 
allows such macabre decorations to be so commonplace, and of course, it 
is all in good fun. However, Halloween decorations can do more than just
 scare unsuspecting children. It can also scare away buyers. Here are 
home selling tips that are in line with your inner spooky spirit.
Just Don't.
If
 you feel ambivalent about the holiday and all of the decorating that 
comes with it then it is not time to start while you are trying to sell 
your home. People that are seeing your home for the first time are 
forming their first impressions so you need to be careful not to get 
carried away with the decorations. Instead of decorations consider some 
contemporary curtains that will allow the autumn light to shine through.
But it's Halloween!
So
 you definitely want to decorate for the season. But you also definitely
 want to sell your home. You will be walking a fine line, but it is 
absolutely doable. In fact, a good seasonal scheme will have buyers 
easily imagining the fun they will have decorating when they own your 
property.
Show off your home, not your decorations.
As fun 
and complex as your Halloween decorations can be, prospective home 
buyers want to look at your house, not how spooky your lawn looks. Over 
the top decorations will detract the showcasing of your home.
While
 you are staging the house you want to try and depersonalize things as 
much as possible because you don't want your decorations to distract the
 home buyer, or worse yet, detract from the home itself. This can range 
from anything from religious items to personal mementos, but anything 
else that can stop a home buyer from imagining themselves and their 
family in the home.