In today’s market seller’s are already squeezed financially with a declined home value along with the usually costs associated with selling their house. So it’s no wonder when they do concede to the concept of staging their vacant property they will look for the lowest priced bid. After all, who doesn’t want to save money?
But seller’s beware, just like in some other industries for example remodeling, you often get what you pay for if you go with the lowest bid, a inferior result. When you’re comparing stagers and pricing in the bidding process, look a little deeper beyond the price. Will your house be staged for potential buyers? Typically today’s buyers are attracted to a home staged with updated furnishings and accessories, not outdated décor, artwork, and wildly patterned bed spreads. You know, more the model home look, clean and minimal.
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While it’s true that not all budgets will get the magazine designer look, getting the right look will more likely get your house the attention you want. Home staging has proven that it is a crucial key when it comes to achieving this goal. People pay more for a home that looks like it is worth the asking price. Home staging makes it happen.
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