A recent article in the Denver Post posted a page promoting our staging efforts for foreclosed houses in what was formerly viewed as properties just short of crime-scene tape for curb appeal.
An excess of inventory and a shortage of qualified buyers has made what was once bid and hold your breath result in an ever more competetive marketpalce. Even fix/flip investors are holding out for props that reflect a diminished amount of work to bring it up to marketable standards.
Short of bodies in the basements, banks are apparently now hiring stagers to bring these miserable properties up to to some standard of snuff.
Admonishing banks and lenders will not will not promote sales and revenue. Working along side these entities may create an atmosphere that promotes an emotional attachment and the resulting sale.
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