Being a professional home stager, I often speak with realtors about staging their listings. Something I hear regularly is that they will call me when they have the "right house" to stage. As a stager, I of course think that every house could benefit from staging at whatever level the owners can manage, so it puzzles me to hear that there seems to be a category of homes that are not "the right ones."
As a realtor, what do you consider to be an appropriate home to stage? Conversely, what kinds of things keep a home from being a candidate for staging? I understand that in these times, money to invest in marketing some homes is in short supply, but are there other factors that come into play?
I am very interested to hear your thoughts on these questions. I really want to help realtors serve their clients and get their homes sold, so I'd like to understand your point of view. Thanks for your input!
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