House flipper hires stager...it's easy, affordable and profitable!

Hi Sally, we aim to be the one stop firm for investors, flippers and builders.

Loved the dog canvas artwork we used in the kitchen in this house. It is located in a neighbourhood where most people walk their dogs every day so it made sense. We also don't usually set a table when staging but this kitchen really came alive when we set the table.

Hi Maureen, when we were done the living room we took turns sitting in the room as it just felt so right. It made you want to stop for minute and take it all in.

We now have gotogirl as our license plate on the company vehicle. Everyone was saying I was the go to girl in town when you wanted something done so my very wonderful husband went out and ordered it as a surprize for me.

Most often we will use Muslin CC110 as it can swing both ways and pick up surrounding colours well, Natural Linen CC 90, Shaker Beige HC 27, Natural Cream OC 14, Bleeker Beige HC 80 or Grant Beige HC 83. They work well here with our northern light.  I will typically paint bricks on a fireplace HC 27 Monteray White.

What do you typically use for neutral paint colours?

Hi Julia, it's all in the details isn't it.

When home owners try to stage their properties this is one of the most important aspects of the work that they do not appreciate or understand. When staging we are trying to bring focus to the details in the property.

We have the resources to create a look to make that happen in whichever property we stage.

Good luck with your RE investor today. You will bring value and most importantly experience to the work.

Hi Kathy, details, details, details.  It's what makes a room look professionally staged and looking good online to attract a buyers attention. 

Buyers flip through dozens of listings every day when they are on the hunt for their next home.

Professional staging is marketing a  listing to get it onto a buyers "must see list" when there is so much competition for their attention.

Thanks for stopping in to see this great home.

Anyone that says staging doesn't work or is not needed really has to ask themselves what product do they know of that is not marketed? North America is built on the premise of marketing goods to consumers. Even popcorn is marketed, why wouldn't you want to market a home worth hundreds of thousands of dollars?