We’ve lived in our home for several years, and have kept it up very well. Why would we need to stage our house? Everyone tells us that it’s beautiful and that we’ve done such a great job of decorating!
We’ve lived in our home for several years, and have kept it up very well. Why would we need to stage our house? Everyone tells us that it’s beautiful and that we’ve done such a great job of decorating!
Really? Have you heard this before, “home staging is just for “vacant houses!” Well if that were true, then people who stage their house for sale wouldn’t be getting the best price and selling quickly
Thinking of selling your house but wondering if home staging is worth the time and trouble? Well, here’s a couple of reasons for not staging your house – but you may not like them!
If you’re a remodeler or an investor who does fix n flips, you may be tempted to leave a
house empty and save the money it will cost you to stage a house. It might be tempting to just “put it on the market and see what happens!” You could be making a costly mistake!
Got a home for sale? How do you avoid the pitfalls of having your home sit on the market without any offers? Is there something you can do to improve the visibility and appeal of your house?
Want to create and decorate rooms that are comfortable and inviting? Or do you want to highlight special features? If you’re selling your home, these can serve as great home staging tips that can help you get your home ready to show and put you out ahead of the competition! Or, if you just want to change things up in your home and give it some polish, try these tips.
When the real estate market is slow, as it is now it’s called a “buyer’s market.” Homebuyers can take their time to purchase their dream home. What’s the solution?
Right now, we have a buyer’s market. That means that buyers are in control and they can be choosy about the property they buy. What can you do to make your property stand out?
Merry Christmas from PtStaging
Merry Christmas from Perfect Transformations Home Staging and Design!