We've all seen the commercials about going nose blind to odours in our homes.  The same holds true about when you're selling your home.  This is when the buyers can actually help with their feedback.
For the weeks previous to listing most homeowners are decluttering, cleaning and primping the house for the market.  After all the work, finally, they're ready for the market and start having showings.
Eighty percent of the time the house just wasn't for that particular buyer.  It's not personal or anything you can do about it.  It's a matter of their personal preferences compared to yours.  It is, however, a great time to get some feedback on anything you may have gone blind to in your home.  
A few of the most common ones I hear is animal odours especially cats, smoking or food odours, poor lighting, worn flooring or scuffed up walls.  
Almost all of these complaints are easy fixes and involve cleaning, paint or some flo ...