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Home Staging; Avoid a Groundhog Day Experience

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Home Stager with Peachtree Home Staging LLC, Home Staging in Atlanta, GA

Remember the movie, Groundhog Day, with Bill Murray?  In 2006, Groundhog Day was added to the United States National Film Registry as being deemed "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant."

Having your house on the market is the same as living in the real estate version of this classic flick.  Everyday you must wake up and make the beds, wipe down all the counters, clear any dishes, sparkle up the faucets, hide the bath towels, tuck away any pending laundry, tidy up the toys, make the floors shimmer, and, well, you know the drill. The list goes on and on, because today may be the day that special someone will walk in the door and say "WOW!  I have to have this home!"  Or, maybe not today, but you just don't know. 

I recently read a great article written by a successful home stager, Maureen Henry of Rockland Home Staging   Maureen's article is titled; An Agent Stole Eight Months of My Life  In this article she quotes a satisfied client who, after 8 months on the market, took the necessary step to stage his home using Maureen's home staging expertise.  Here's what he said, "Rockland Home Staging and my new agent turned this home from having no offers in 8 months to having 3 offers out of 12 showings and selling in only a few weeks"

What a relief!  The real estate adaptation of Groundhog Day is over; at least for this seller! 

 We all loved the movie, but nobody wants to experience it!  Above, I quoted the movie Groundhog Day as deemed "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant."   If you are going to market your home, or if your home has been sitting on the market for a while, do yourself a favor, think about this tribute.  Then, relate this tribute to your current demise of being stuck in the midst of an altered real estate copy of the movie Groundhog Day. 

Per the tribute:

Culturally the real estate market has changed; stage your home to be a step above. 

Historically, the home will become a part of your past.  Let's not delay; stage, sell and enjoy your history. 

Aesthetically significant, well that's what HOME STAGING is all about.  Stage your home to be aesthetically significant and let Groundhog Days be gone!

For more tips on how to prepare your home for sale and information on staging a home in Atlanta, visit the web site of PEACHTREE HOME STAGING or call us at 770 595-8809.  If you would like to e-mail us specific questions our address is:  Karen@PeachtreeHomeStaging.com

Peachtree Home Staging is a proud member of the Greater Atlanta Better Business Bureau. 

Peachtree Home Staging Serves Metro Atlanta: Cobb, Coweta, DeKalb, Douglas, Fayette, Fulton and Gwinnett counties in Georgia, including, Alpharetta, Atlanta, Brooks, Chamblee, Decatur, Douglasville, Duluth, Dunwoody, Fairburn, Fayetteville, Jonesboro, Lawrenceville, Lilburn, Marietta, McDonough, Newnan,  Norcross, Peachtree City, Roswell, Sandy Springs, Senoia, Sharpsburg, Smyrna, Stockbridge, Tucker, and Tyrone 

 

 

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For tips on how to prepare your home for sale and information on staging a home in Atlanta, visit the web site of PEACHTREE HOME STAGING or call us at 770 595-8809.

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Comments (1)

Cindy Lin
Staged4more School of Home Staging - South San Francisco, CA
Host, The Home Staging Show podcast

WHAT A CREATIVE POST! I LOVE IT! Also staging helps homeowners disconnects from their homes. It's a little mental check that they are turning their homes into products for selling.

Cheers,

Cindy 

Jul 28, 2007 06:13 PM