Staging to Sell

Prior to putting your home on the market, consider a surefire way to sell your house: well-planned home staging. Home staging benefits include fewer days on the market and more offers. If your goal is to sell your house quickly, consider a well-planned home staging strategy.

Look at staging your home as creating a "style" for your home like a manager would do for a popular celebrity. Just like creating a style garners the spotlight to a public figure, staging makes your house more inviting on the market.

Staging your property to sell shouldn't be thought of as a problem. It can actually be a blast. Together, we'll work to get a premium offer for your home's sale. Below are a few home staging pointers to get you going:

Curb Appeal Checklist

Curb appeal is your only chance to create a positive impact on buyers from a street perspective. The good and bad features that jump out at buyers create their initial opinion of your house and how you upkeep house's regular maintenance.Knowing this assists us in deciding what measures we can take to invite buyers from the street and into your home. If your home's exterior isn't as neat as possible with touched up paint and bright greenery we'll need to tackle those as well. Refer to the Curb Appeal Checklist and elevate your house's final selling price.

Welcome Home Checklist

Does your home seem to say, "Hello From Your New Welcome Home" to a buyer? Touring your property from a buyer's view, I'll recommend changes that improve market appeal. I'll help you get rid of anything that gives the illusion of clutter. Counter tops should be free and clear. Knickknacks, souvenirs, family photos, and kids' artwork should get stored away too. You need to "neutralize" the home so buyers can imagine it as their new home.

Every room gets a once-over. I'll point out the pieces of furniture that should be removed, rooms that need new paint, carpet needing to get changed, fixtures that could use brightening, and any other improvement that can quickly be made to positively impact the sale.

Potential buyers like to see a home that charms them. Everything that could be "offensive" should be put away in order for your home to have general appeal at the open house.

Setting the Stage

You'll know when to host an Open House, because all of the improvements mesh together to paint a picture of what buyers can look forward to when they consider buying your house. Dark rooms can be a real mood killer, so we'll do things like draw back curtains and create light where needed to invite the buyer inside. Together we'll enhance the ambiance with enjoyable music to listen to while guests experience your home and make sure a pleasant scent circulates throughout your home. We'll make use of cozy-looking bedspreads, and place pillows on your sofa and bed. Buyers should feel like your house has the potential to be.