rental furniture: Home Staging: Rental vs. Purchased Furnishings for Vacant and Newly Constructed Houses by Staged 2 Sell New York & Long Island
- 09/08/08 03:20 AM
For those who are looking to sell a "Vacant" or Newly Constructed House, here in New York and on Long Island, here is some pertinent information regarding Home Staging and Rental furniture vs. Purchased home furnishings: When I visit a newly constructed or vacant house for the purpose of providing a proposal for staging with rented furniture, I begin by touring the house and taking pictures of the rooms that need to be staged. Normally, only the impact rooms (Entry, Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen and Great Room or Family Room) need to be furnished in order for buyers to see the … (16 comments)
rental furniture: And Now For Something Completely Different...Buying The Furniture vs. Rental Fees
- 03/17/08 03:24 AM
I recently staged a vacant Circa 1600's house on the North Shore of Long Island. Although I worked up a detailed proposal for rental furniture befitting that style of home, the owner/investor opted to purchase the furniture instead of paying the approximately $1200 per month rental fees for living room, bedroom, kitchen and library furniture. I must tell you that I was somewhat skeptical as to what it would cost to buy all of that furniture, but I had a rare afternoon of ‘freedom' and was excited to see if we could pull this off! The client and I went to … (52 comments)
rental furniture: Those Elusive Vacant Houses - They Can Be Staged For Less Than You Think!
- 03/27/07 07:42 PM
I don't know about others, but until lately, I had a very difficult time landing the vacants. The truth of the matter is that the houses are either new, and in that case built on speculation, or the houses are 'flips' that were bought and reconditioned to sell for more money. In either case, the owner invests a lot of money - sometimes all that they have and then some (through partners, loans, etc). There is a way to make it work, however. By using a combination of rental furnishings and the stager's own furnishings and accessories, an agreeable price can be … (57 comments)
rental furniture: Great Expectations...
- 11/16/06 01:50 PM
It's a strange thing.....when you are a stager, and whether you are acting in an 'official' capacity or just visiting someone socially, people assume that you can instantly arrange or rearrange a room visually at first glance. Oh sure, it's a lot easier if there is furniture in the room - really nice furniture and a lovely focal point such as a fireplace or a wall of windows looking out at the ocean! Now, picture a vacant house with oversized rooms. You arrive at the appointed time to view the property and begin the process of estimating what furniture and accessories will … (7 comments)
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For those who are looking to sell a "Vacant" or Newly Constructed House, here in New York and on Long Island, here is some pertinent information regarding Home Staging and Rental furniture vs. Purchased home furnishings:
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