selling a home: HOME SELLING: SELLING A HOME IS A LOT LIKE MAKING A MOVIE
- 03/02/11 12:16 PM
If you really think about it, selling a home is very much like filming a movie. It's a production that takes a lot of collaboration and preparation from multiple parties. It takes time, effort, money and planning. Most of the cast and crew will wear more than one hat because selling a home is a multi-faceted production. So let's talk about the cast, crew and characters involved in the making of this movie. You may be thinking, "how is selling a home like making a movie"? Well, let's look at the similarities between the two. First there is a script and … (10 comments)
I was looking at homes on a property search site and came across this photo for a $multi-million listing. As a prospective buyer, what would be going through your mind as you looked at this photo. Would it make your short list? Highly doubtful. When selling, your home (and your pictures) whether it's for $50,000 or $50,000,000 must be neat, clean and well presented. Each room should be furnished in its intended or original purpose. If your home has several bedrooms, you can present one as a home office, particularly if buyers expect one or need one in your … (11 comments)
selling a home: HOME STAGING: THIS LIVING ROOM GOT A WARM NEW LOOK!
- 09/07/10 05:49 AM
I was so excited to get a chance to work with an agent I met some months back. She has a client that is selling her home and really needed some home staging direction on preparing the home for sale. I take great joy in helping people in need and in this case I got to help this agent show home in a more appealing manner, help the seller prepare the house for a quick and easy sale and I even got to throw some painting work over to my unemployed contractor friend. Doesn't get better than that! This is the … (4 comments)
RESA Staging Savings Formulaby: Real Estate Staging Association Monday, June 14th, 2010 The Real Estate Staging Association (RESA) is a member governed trade association for Home Stagers. RESA was formed in order to support all professional Real Estate Stagers or Home Stagers in North America. The Real Estate Staging Association® (RESA®) study shows 126 homeowners had their property on the market on average of 263 days before they decided to stage. 263 days = 9 months!!! … (6 comments)
selling a home: Selling A Home? Pro Staged Homes Top 11 Staging Tips
- 04/04/10 09:55 AM
There are many homes on the market today and sellers need to do everything they can to prepare their homes to get the best possible price in the quickest manner possible. And the majority of home buyers are beginning their searches on the internet and they want lots of pictures before they spend the time to actually go and view a property. Whether you're selling your home yourself on Zillow or have a real estate agent, make sure you have great pictures that really show off your home's potential. Your mindset should be - Why would a buyer purchase my home … (4 comments)
selling a home: Why Home Staging Matters
- 04/02/10 02:06 PM
It's a fact. Staged properties sell faster and for more money than vacant and unstaged homes. Why? Well, there's lots of reasons. For instance: Staging creates a positive first impression and we know we don't get a second chance to make a first impression. Staged homes appeal to a broader range of potential buyers. Staging enhances and draws attention to the home's architectural features and focal points. Staged homes are more attractive, stands out from other properties in the same price range and area and helps potential buyers envision themselves living there.
90% of the population cannot visualize a home's … (5 comments)
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Los Angeles CA Home Stager - Professional Home Staging for the following areas; Los Angeles County CA including Pasadena, Arcadia, Glendora, San Dimas, Whittier, in the Inland Empire including Chino Hills, Ontario, Upland, Palm Springs and other surrounding areas; in Northern Orange County including Diamond Bar, Brea, Orange.
If you really think about it, selling a home is very much like filming a movie. It's a production that takes a lot of collaboration and preparation from multiple parties. It takes time, effort, money and planning. Most of the cast and crew will wear more than one hat because selling a home is a multi-faceted production. So let's talk about the cast, crew and characters involved in the making of this movie.
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