vacant homes: 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)
vacant homes: "Watson, I think that we might be on to something here!"
- 10/26/06 01:04 PM
Have you noticed that the Stagers' blogs of the past few days have pretty much centered on one topic - and that is the implied reluctance of realtors to use Home Staging as part of their marketing strategy for their listings? We've covered the importance of staging vacant homes, realtors who 'stage' their own listings, how Staging is still relatively new in certain areas of the nation (and therefore an unknown), and the pricing factor. If you combine all of the dialog, including comments, from those respective blogs, I think that you will be able to determine what we need to focus … (4 comments)
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HSE; ASHSR - Home Stager, for Manhattan, Brooklyn &...
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).
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