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12 Comments on I have a question about Storage? Updated!
Wow nothing? Really? Come on people I am sure some of you have some sort of storage system. What works for you?
Hi Chris,
I didn't see your blog earlier, and I just posted one with many questions about storage--check it out! However, I have long thought that the perfect combination for a home stager would be to own a resale/consignment shop. You could get one with some storage in the back, and then have a perfect way for easily refreshing and restocking your inventory, and selling off your older pieces!
If it's great rent then I say go for it. I am eye-spying a location close by that would have a similar set up. Definitely keep us posted.
Kathy
Also a great way to build awareness. Perhaps you could even sublet to a complimentary biz? Great way to think outside of the "storage" box!
It is a good idea for someone who is constantly turning over inventory.
Chris, It sounds like a wonderful idea, just as Susan said - awareness and some extra income.. Let us know if you decide on the space.. God bless,
Thanks for commenting! I thought I was all alone here.LOL! I got the building and will post some pictures soon! 2500sf for 300.00 a month are you kidding me! I cant wait to get organized!
Hi Chris, Let us know when you get up and running with this, I love this idea. Sounds like a good reason to take a road trip and come over your way and visit you and your new store front!
It depends on what the rent would be; if the rent is anywhere NEAR the rental of the of a storage unit that you would need, I would absolutely go for it! I would love to have a store front/office/store/warehouse space to further professionalize (is that a word???) my business, but just can't afford it now. A large storage unit is the best I can do. Let us know what happens.
Thanks guys!
Donna I would love to host an Open House! ALL WELCOME! Heck you might even buy something! LOL!
Cheryl Awareness is a hidden benefit! If you don't think I will use this a marketing tool! I see Story boards with "Why staging works" OH YA!
Kristina One of my biggest fears is that I get known for the same old furniture. This is a way I can keep it new! I want to keep on top of my game! I see so many home owners copy my rooms. I guess I can take that as a compliment.
Susan Thanks!
Kathy I will keep you all posted!
I had to share a picture with you all!
It is a start! Thanks for looking!
As long as it works with your overhead, go for it! Make sure you can figure out how much ROI you can generate with this storefront idea.
Cheers,
Cindy
I wish we could rent 2500 sq ft for $300/mo in my area -- but it would be more than $1,200/mo here. You are SO lucky!