You want to get your home sold, but it’s a tough and competitive market.
You want your Home to be the one that will sell!
After the price, the most important factor is Staging.
Staging is positioning your home to be at the top of every buyer’s list.
Properly staged homes outshine the competition every time, and are proven to sell for more money!
Here are 11 staging tips that will get your home sold.
Here are 11 staging tips that will get your home sold.
- De-cluttering:
- De-personalizing:
- Furniture: less is more
- Keep rooms true to their purpose
- Proper Lighting: Good lighting makes everything look better.
- Keep it neutral:
- Fresh flowers:
- Removing odors:
- Thorough Cleaning: Clean from top to bottom
- Staged Dining Area:
Clutter can be one of the most distracting aspects of showing a house. Instead of a buyer focusing on the unique architectural details of your room, they focus in on your trinkets and trash. Clutter eats equity!
Can You Picture Yourself Working In This Cluttered Office?
Well, Neither Can A Potential Buyer!
Look at the difference with just a little decluttering.
A few carefully chosen knick-knacks and family portraits may add warmth and character — too many are a distraction. Anything that interferes with prospective buyers’ ability to see themselves living in your home should be eliminated.
Large, oversized furniture can makes rooms look smaller than they are. The converse is true as well. Small furniture in large rooms looks disproportionate.
You may have your dining room set up as an office or a second bedroom set up as a craft room, but buyers need to see homes true to their purpose. They want to see the formal dining room that was advertised on the MLS. They want to see 2 bedrooms, not one and a craft room.
CFL lights in “daylight” color makes rooms look light and bright even during the evening hours. All rooms must be well lit, including laundry rooms, garages, and closets.
It is much easier to imagine putting your mark on a neutral room than it is to imagine yourself living else’s Moroccan paradise. Paint is relatively inexpensive. Play it safe and pick out neutral tones.
It’s all about things smelling fresh and clean. Flowers add life and fragrance to a room! Add little touches. A well-placed vase of flowers, accent pieces or potpourri in the bathroom can enhance the attractiveness of your home in subtle ways. Look through home magazines for additional ideas. Greenery also Brings Life into a Room!
All traces of food, pet and smoking odors must be eliminated. Even when you’re sure they’re gone, remove your pets, ashtrays and other clues from the home. If buyers know that you smoke or that you have a dog, they may imagine odors and see stains that don’t even exist. If we can smell it – We can’t sell it!
The basics mean having dishes and laundry done. Deep cleaning means cleaning carpets, removing stains, and scrubbing that bathroom until it sparkles.
You can really make a room pop by setting a formal place setting. Outdoor dining spaces also look great set with placemats, chargers, and proper plates and glasses.
11. Hotel Inspired Bedroom: Boutique hotels do a great job of making bedrooms feel luxurious
You can do the same by updating your bedding and having a liberal use of pillows.
Selling your home is a complex process.
It’s easy to make costly mistakes
You need an expert guide to be sure that you don’t make any costly mistakes along the way.
This article is an introduction to the steps you must take to sell your home.
We have presented each step and the major factors within that step. Read on to find out how you can get the highest possible price for your home within a reasonable time frame – without losing your mind.
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