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House Staging Brings in Top Money Opposed To None-Staged

Guest post by: Gary Cooper

Article Overview: Here are some top reasons to stage your home for bigger profit’s the next time you get ready to sell your home. Staging your home will mean seeing your house through the eyes of your buyer is covered well in the article.

House Staging Brings in Top Money Opposed To None-Staged

Here are some top reasons to stage your home for bigger profit’s the next time you get ready to sell your home. Staging your home will mean seeing your house through the eyes of your buyer. Start off with a clean slate and listen to these tips. Kitchens staged is one of the most important places of the entire house to get it right. You can start by taking off all appliances on the counters. Then dress it up with a real bowl of fruit and flowers of the season. It’s a known fact that staged homes caught the eyes of the real estate agents for a good reason.

Staged homes brings in higher commissions to them than a none-staged home. How well do they know that people by houses on their “emotions” and not so much on good thinking. The agents will simply want to advertise your home more than a none-staged. All this extra exposure for no more cost to you of course!

In order to make the rooms look bigger many of your furnishings will need to be taken out. Then with the remaining pieces will need to be placed so that they bring out the highlights of the room. The buyers will sense that your house was well taken care of by being well-keep and up-to-date.

A new home shopper is trying to make up their mind if they’re even going to get out of the comfort of their car when they pull up the staged home. Just picture yourself being a buyer and what is the first thing that catches their eye’s in those first few seconds? The entryway is of absolute importance. What is placed by the walkway up to the entryway is of paramount importance.

A manicured yard says it all…with flowers planted of the current season. Finish off with some colorful flower pots near the doorway. A doormat saying “welcome to our home“ is always a warm invitation. If you haven’t a stained wood door then a painted door of inviting color…always does the trick.

The whole idea when they open the front door is a sense of curiosity inviting them to come in and want to take a look and not hurry to leave. All the drapes should be opened and most of the lights on as well. Set the thermostat at seventy degrees and placing candles in just the right places always brings a smile to the ladies.

One good thing about staging a home is it gives you a chance to get rid of a bunch of clutter throughout the home. Often times in the attic there’s always room to place four to eight more sheets of half inch plywood. This enables more storage space to the potential home buyers. Walk throughout your home and peer out each window and placing yourself in the shoes of the promising new homeowner. Look and see if there are any eye sores that need to be taken care of.

Finish up with all projects of your staged home for the “appraisal guy” to come at just the right time. You can rest knowing that research from the RESA states that staged homes sell 68% faster than none-staged. Good luck!

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