There are so many small things home stagers that can do to a property that will dramatically shorten the time it spends on the real estate market while increasing the final sales price for home sellers.
Here are my five favorite home staging tips, so you can help with each property you stage sell faster and for more money:
1. Reduce drive-bys
When you have a dream home, you see a rusted-out mailbox, broken handrail and "probably going to say," Um, no thanks, let & # 39; s move on. "to children stupned across the lawn which has not seen a lawn mower in weeks.
Curb appealing is so important. You should make sure, no matter what, that lawns are fresh cut, leaves are raked or snow shoveled from Move sure the walk ways and porches are swept clean and garbage and It 's clean you. The cleaner. It is scrubbed clean. It' s a good alternative to painting and once everything & # 39; s clean you might be the touch up will do.
2. One man & # 39; s junk is not necessarily another man & # 39; s treasure, it may be their reason reason to to buy the house
If you want to overwhelming. If you 're rewarding it with your client, make sure they look at each item carefully before deciding whether it' s to keep If the home owner is having a tough time parting with things, recommend they rent a storage locker so they can keep them beloved items, just remove them from the house they & # 39;
3. Avoid wandering eyes
You want them to see what they think they want to work. You want them to see big big picture and imagine themselves living They are filled in with the "wall out". Old nail holes can often be hidden behind strategically hung art, but do not just throw things on the wall. Make sure there are covers on all electrical outlets and light switches, and replace any that are cracked. These little things make a big difference!
4. Color is your friend when it's time to sell a house
All colors should go together. Try to repeat one signature color Tal to repeat one signature color through a home. Maybe it 's the feature color in one room used as an accent in the others, through accessories or throw cushions.
5. Make a big impact with a little art
By strategically using art, you can enhance a home & # 39; s perceived value, draw the eye away from tiny flaws, give an otherwise uninteresting space a focal point and replace personal memorabilia.
Art with a large frame on a small wall can make a whole wall seem smaller. Avoid religious art, or any anything edgy that could be offensive to some potential buyers .
