Home shoppers and sellers tend to focus on property listing particulars when comparing homes for sale. While "the numbers" present important information--list price, number of bedrooms and baths, room sizes, year built, square footage, lot size, systems, appliances, etc.--they often don't reveal essential home features or neighborhood details that make a house a home that buyers will fall in love with.

Even when visiting a property--either online or in person--home shoppers and their agents can't always see all that a home and its location have to offer, especially in today's over-supplied market. Anyone who has toured property after property in one short rush knows how hard it is even to remember one from another. That's where the homeowner's input becomes especially important.

If you're serious about selling your home in today's competitive real estate market, take stock of everything your home has to offer--particularly those special assets that may not be readily apparent. Use the following lists to stimulate pulling together the whole story, and provide photos to show potential buyers what makes your home the "best on the block."