Staging Your Home To Sell 


You would have to live in a cave with no communication to the outside world not to have heard that staging a home for sale is one of the best ways to position yourself for a faster sale. In today's real estate market sellers need all the help they can get to beat other sellers to the buyers.
 
 
Staging a home for sale doesn't have to be a big expense, it can be simple changes, decluttering, making what you have more appealing to more people. Staging is different than decorating your home to live in yourself. It is about taking away personal effects and simplification. If the home is vacant it has the opposite effect of having too many personal things in the home. Home Buyers can't picture themselves in a home that already has too much of the sellers personality and buyers can't always visualize what a home will look like with their things if there is nothing there to define the spaces. 
 
 
Staging is way to put enough back  in the home to correct that problem too. New manufactured home dealers have been staging for years.They have been presenting home buyers with different lifestyle choices in the way of decor and that's what buyers buy, not a house, a lifestyle. The same is true with model homes in new construction. Present the home in a way that makes the prospective home buyer be able to see themselves in those very attractive surroundings.
 
This type of staging works best in a development where more than one style can be showcased to appeal to more buyers. If one style doesn't get them to the closing table another might.
 
With that in mind staging a single home is different in that it has to appeal to many tastes. You only have one chance to make an impression on each visit and it has to be better than the last home they looked at.  It is not only for high end homes either it is for every home, every time.

I have some really inexpensive staging tips that anyone can do to help to sell your home faster and for top dollar.  It is a proven fact that staged homes appeal to more buyers and tend to sell faster.

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If you are ready to sell your home Is It Camera Ready?


The way we live our everyday lives in our homes is not how it should look when you want to sell your home.

You want your home to reflect your personality and we all have our own unique style. We want the things we love around us.







When we are selling a home we want exactly the opposite of that. We want to appeal to all types of people and no specific style. We're selling the bones of the home the skeleton if you will. To make a home camera ready to sell it needs to be uncluttered and neutral. 


  We tell our sellers to start packing because you're going to be moving out. Living in a home that is for sale is not easy, you will have to live with just the bare bone  basics around you and a couple of things in each room so the home will look inviting but no personal items and no clutter in sight or out of sight. That includes cabinets and closets. 




  Clear out all the extra dishes out of your cabinets, out of season clothes from the closets, towels & sheets from linen closet. Yes buyers look there too and want to see lots of room to store their things.

Remove dried or silk flower arrangements and other decorative items. A couple of live plants are fine.


Please, please remove all the art and magnets from the front of the refrigerator, we all love our children's art and the magnets might come in handy but these things are personal taste and are to distracting to buyers. Most buyers are not decorators and most don't have a flair for decorating so they can't mentally remove your things and replace them with theirs.


If there is too much of you in the home and they don't like your style it will influence them negatively.

  I can help you get your Greenwood SC home camera ready to sell.


Sally Morris (864) 344 1728

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