Listed yesterday, on the market today. They called me to list their home and had read and learned about staging through their home search. Perhaps looking at my newsletters and listed properties helped too...I'd like to think so. SO, this is literally the FIRST and probably ONLY home I've ever listed that I didn't have to rearrange something, stage in some fashion. It's just about perfect.
Martinez Bungalow (California)- double sized lot included for $299,999!!! Great Price, Great Property.
This charming home is a 2 bedroom that has been updated to the maximum. It boasts stainless steel appliances in the new kitchen. Updated flooring, new windows, forced air heat, new plumbing and electrical, detached garage, inside laundry room and so much more. This property is a true value with nothing left to do for you to move in. www.1331Delacy.com See for yourself. Website done by Chris Fisher, www.StagersLISTWebsites.com email ChrisFisher@stagerslist.com and these property websites are so affordable, so professional looking and delivered in time for the weekend.

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Terrylynn has been a Realtor in Contra Costa County for over 30 years. She works with the Dudum Real Estate Group. Terrylynn is a local expert, who believes in specializing for better service to her clients. She gives talks on Foreclosure Alternatives, Make Home Affordable Programs, Home Staging Consults before you Sell, and is a Senior Real Estate Specialist, Real Estate Collaborative Specialist-Divorce, Certified Residential Professional, EcoBroker and any more. There is no silly question, call now for advice and counsel about your real estate investment. Click here for a question about the area. Visit www.BuyStageSell.com to learn more about Terrylynn and her team of Real Estate Professionals and Staging Professionals. We even stage our short sales! Why? Because it works. 925 8760966 www.BuyStageSell.com

It is good to list a house that shows well. I once listed a 2 year old home that looked like the model home , while they were still building in the community and people would think it was the model home.