From the category archives:
If you’re selling a three or four bedroom house in a family neighborhood, it’s important to show kid’s rooms, even if there are no longer young children living in the house. It doesn’t take much to create the look and it’s an important part in romancing the target market for the home.
Home buyers have less imagination than you might think. That’s why home staging can make such a… Continue reading
Many of us live in older homes that have layers of wallpaper that have been there for years. The thought of removing it becomes a roadblock to redecorating because we’re afraid of all the plastering work that will be needed if we take it down.
This is particularly true when you live in a home with plaster and lath construction, which was popular through to the 1950s when drywall… Continue reading
Newly renovated, but this is a depressing first view when you walk into the house. And it looks so small!
Whether you’re a builder about to list a spec home, an investor ready to sell your vacant property, or a home seller who is living in a house with empty rooms and you’re wondering whether to furnish them before listing your house, this article is for you.
If you are hoping to sell the home quickly and for as much money as possible, it’s a bad idea to try and sell a house with empty rooms.
"Home Staging expert Debra Gould of Six Elements will 'supercharge the appeal' of a property."
"Debra Gould, president of Six Elements, Inc., specializes in making for-sale properties more attractive."
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