What is Home Staging?

Preparing your home for sale is a process where your home becomes a product. To compete in the housing marketplace, your home must be priced right and look better than the competition. Let’s Stage it maximizes the positive features of your home inside and out. You will have peace of mind knowing you optimally prepared your home to receive the most money on investment.

(Compared to non-staged homes)

1.	Faster sales time
2.	Higher sales price
3.	Greater listing tool
4.	Distinct marketing advantage over non-staged homes and non-staging agents
5.	Attract a broader range of buyers. Staged homes are more appealing and are recognized as the best properties to see
6.	Buyers view staged homes as well cared for properties
7.	Building inspectors view staged homes as cared for properties
8.	Appraisers are more likely to appraise staged homes at full value
9.	Professional image. Staged homes look better in print and Internet advertising. With 86% of buyers shopping on the Internet, staging is a clear advantage to make it to the “see it list.”
10.	Buyers and sellers will see you as a quality agent who wants to present a quality product to the market

Home Staging Statistics

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Let's Stage it's homes prepared for sale have sold on average in some cases as much as 2-18% more than homes that were not staged and prepared for sale. Some homes listed and sold as much as 30% more than original asking price of our staged homes.

We also know that only 15% of the market in our region is currently being staged and that means 85% are not staged. This gives you the competitive edge in selling your home for more money and faster than a non -staged home.

Wait... before you lower your price, consider staging. For example...Do you reduce by $10,000 to $50,000? Or… Instead invest up to 5,000 and sell your house for full price and gain $5000 to 45,000 and recapture your most money possible on your investment!

93% of Staged Homes sell in a month compared to non staged homes selling from 65-101 days on the market. Courtesy of Home Gains survey 2007