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2 Comments on Virtual staging - new twist on an old subject....what's your take?
I think virtual staging is a great idea. I've added it to my marketing plan for vacant homes. I feel as long as you show the vacant room as part of the pictures as well as the virtually staged picture, and note it, that you're fine.
Hi JT, I like the idea of virtual staging, and it is certainly less expensive and easier on the Realtor than actual staging, but you do have to be able to tell people what is real and what is computer-generated. Most of the time it is used to present possibilities and everything is kept to scale.
I did see one on MLS, however, where a bed was positioned in a room with plenty of room to spare, but when I went to the house, I measured and the room was barely big enough to fit a twin bed. The virtual stager must have manipulated the furniture to make the room look bigger. That is not ethical in my opinion.