Bringing Staging to the Listingâ¦

Bringing Staging to the Listing…By Jim Gross in November 15th 2013   No Comment » Home StagingAs a real estate agent I know that the name of the game with listings is traffic. Even if increased traffic doesn’t outright sell the listing, more agents going thru gives my seller valuable and consistent feedback they are more apt to listen to from qualified buyers. Staging should then be be approached from a buyers perspective. They are looking to see the potential of a home without the clutter. Often when a homes is graciously staged a buyer will ask to purchase the furniture or for a recommendation to buy similar furnishings. There are 4 different solutions for adding staging to a listing. 1. Seller’s FurnitureTreat sellers furnishings as staging. Be sure to thin out and declutter prior to pictures/listing. 2. Agent StagingOften not style/color coordinated for the listing. Difficult for agent; however, cost effective for the seller. 3. Professional Staginghe best option for a professional look. Highly effective, but not always within the seller’s budget. 4. Virtual StagingAnother excellent option to increase traffic. Cost effective for seller or agent, but should be explained to buyers during showing. One staging option does not clearly stand out for every seller. Balance budget, availability and goals when recommending staging alternatives to your seller!https://yashta.com/boosternews.php?b=63367