selling a home: Identify and Address Price Eroding Issues
- 07/16/14 11:32 PM
Hire a home stager to identify and address price eroding issues Whether you are a home stager or a real estate agent, you have probably encountered a seller who is reluctant to make necessary repairs which ultimately become price eroding issues. You've heard the excuses: "I'm selling the property "as-is." "I've already put enough money into the property" "I'll let the next owner deal with that." "I'll use that as a bargaining chip." A good home stager doesn't just rearrange the furniture, clear away the clutter and fluff the pillows. He or she identifies price eroding issues such as repairs or obligations that the … (7 comments)
selling a home: Home Staging Q&A: Financial Questions About Home Staging
- 03/12/13 04:46 AM
Home Staging Q&A: Financial Questions About Home StagingQ: How much does a home staging consultation cost? A: Prices for various home staging services depend on different factors such as the amount of work that is being done, the city or geographical area where the home is located, or even the square footage of the home. In general, however, you can expect to pay around $100 to $200 for an initial consultation. At that time, the staging company will give you more information on what further services they recommend, and the cost of those services. For example, based on your home's needs, … (0 comments)
selling a home: 4 Ways To Make Rooms Appear Larger
- 11/21/12 04:15 AM
Make Rooms Appear Larger By Following These Tips: 1. Clear Away Clutter Okay, so you probably thought of that on your own. It is true that rooms appear larger when they are clutter-free. Now that you've accepted that there's no getting around the fact that an uncluttered room appears larger, it's time to do something about it. Grab some boxes and get packing. Use smaller boxes for heavy things like books so you can lift the box when it's full. If you can't decide whether something should stay or go, then take a photo and see what it looks like in … (38 comments)
selling a home: Fall is a Great Time to Sell Your Home in Central New York
- 10/23/12 03:06 AM
Fall is a Great Time to Sell Your Home in Central New York As the leaves begin to change color, the days become shorter, and temperatures drop, Central New Yorkers' thoughts turn to the upcoming holidays. The prime selling months are over, and many sellers give up on trying to sell their home in the fall. But there's good reason to list (or re-list) your CNY home in the fall. Take Advantage of the Fall Uptick in Home Sales Some CNY home sellers who haven't sold yet take their house off the market this time of year. Maybe because they think … (2 comments)
Hire a home stager to identify and address price eroding issues
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