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63 Comments on A Professional Stager Pays Attention to the Details
Christine, these are great suggestions! There is nothing worse than seeing a wad of cords in a photo. I like the idea of taping cords in place.
Kristine -- The GREAT thing about all these tips is that there is hardly any cost but they will bring a big return in getting more buyers in due to the great listing pics AND subsequently a quicker sale. You know how to do it right!
Your attention to detail is what makes you the professional you are. A homeowner just can't see the canvas as well as you can. Get share.
Common sense but always good to be reminded attention to detail is important. Very professional of you to bring it up to Realtors to keep in mind.
Some people don't listen when we tell them we are coming to take photos. Things can be messy but that's how they live, I guess. I wish it were easier to get that across to them, Kristin.
I love reading your blog posts. You have some of the most informative and interest ideas for preparing a home for sale.
Kristine,
This is excellent advice. I am especially delighted that you added, clear the junk before taking a picture...On a luxury listing $20 million, somehow had a (naked :)mattress leaning on an outside wall...LOL. A
I have often seen a nice house that would benefit greatly from staging. Of course with our low inventory around here, you'd barely have time to get the house staged!
Kristine:
I am not sure I would ever suggest to my client that they iron their sheets. It is a good idea, but would they do it.
Kristine, great suggestions. Your tulips caught my eye but your staging pictures impressed me the most. You are talented. I am not sure if I can say that my windows look cleaner after using Windex.
Thanks for sharing these excellent tips.
Kristine, you ALWAYS pay attention to details, and the staging photos you provide for us shows every bit of detail you provide in your services. GREAT JOB!
Amazing what the camera will notice that your eyes didn't. For instance - how many of us actually notice cords? They're just there, part of the background that we're used to seeing.
Hi Kristine,
As always you provide the best information that is right on point.
Congrats on the number of comments.
BTW Thanks for the Recommendation on Linkedin.
Best, Clint McKie
Kristine - Thanks for all the tips you provide in your posts. I've used many of them when advising my sellers. Keep up the great work!
Kristine, these are indeed great tips on how to prepare homes for photos! I never would have thought about ironing bedding...unless of course, it was wrinkled. :)
Leilani
Enjoy the colors of autumn with your camera in hand.
Kristine: Thank you for the tips.
Kris,
Just thought of you today and thought I would stop by and check out your blog.. Great post.. Hope all is well with you and your family. Have a blessed holiday season!