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“Home Staging” is a term used for describing the act of preparing a home for resale and has been proven over the years to be one of the best ways to get you the price you want in the time frame you require. The presentation process is all about enhancing your home to its fullest potential, which will in turn; make a significant difference in the buyer’s eyes. Staging does not mean transforming a house by giving it a sterile and lifeless environment. It means creating a feeling of warmth and hominess so that the buyer gets a sense of “Home Sweet Home”. This is because “staging” sets the scene throughout the house to initiate immediate excitement and curiosity. Staging is what you do after you have eliminated clutter, organized closets, painted, rearranged or eliminated extra furniture giving the look of openness, made necessary repairs and accessorized. De-personalizing your home is also important factor to consider. It allows the buyer to see past articles similar to knickknacks, photos or diplomas that may distract them. In setting the atmosphere you may also want to consider having the proper lighting in each room. Lighting is instrumental in creating pleasant, emotional reactions in the buyer’s mind. “Home Staging” has been proven time and time again to be one of the best ways to get the most desirable offer. Many times it makes the difference between a sale and a no sale. The following simple steps are some that you may never have dreamed of and don’t necessarily have to cost a lot of money. You may have many of these items already. If you don’t, they can be purchased at any home decorating store, Target or Wal-Mart.

Mirrors
Plants / Silk Flowers
Nicely Scented Candles and Candle Holders
Artwork
Area and Throw Rugs
Throw Pillows
Quilts
Baskets
Tables & Chairs
Fancy Bath soaps and Spa supplies
Decorative Towels in the Baths
USE YOUR IMAGINATION AND SHOW IT OFF!

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