Home Staging Tips

As you are placing your residence on the market, consider the best way to sell your house: well-planned home staging. Home staging benefits include fewer days on the market and more offers. If your goal is to sell your home quickly, think about a well-planned approach to home staging.

Home staging is part of preparing your home for sale. Staging centers on on your home's presentation to buyers while highlighting the features of your home with strategically placed furniture and decorations so that your home seems more spacious and buyers can picture living in your home.

Prepping your property to sell doesn't have to be another hurdle in getting your home sold. It can actually be enjoyable. Together, we'll strive for an exceptional offer for your house. So, for fewer weeks on the market in BAKERSFIELD, try these low-cost staging tips:

Curb Appeal Checklist

Curb appeal is your first chance to make a great first impression on buyers from a street perspective. The positive and negative features that jump out at buyers create their first opinion of your home and how you upkeep home's regular maintenance.Knowing this assists us in determining what steps we can take to invite buyers from the street and into your house. If your home isn't attractive on the outside with refreshed paint and blooming garden plants it's time to get those things done. Refer to the Curb Appeal Checklist and boost your house's final selling price.

Welcome Home Checklist

Does your home seem to say, "Hello From Your New Welcome Home" to a buyer? Examining your home with a critical eye, I'll advise you of fixes that build up sales appeal. I'll advise you eliminate things that give the illusion of clutter. Surface areas like tables, desks and counters should be clutter-free. Kitschy sculptures, sentimental items, family photos, and refrigerator artwork should get moved out of sight. I can help you de-clutter your house. Ugly or dirty spaces make your home look less spacious and buyers have a more difficult time seeing themselves calling your property "home".

Every area gets a once-over. I'll note the pieces of furniture that should be put in storage, rooms that need new paint, carpet needing to be changed, fixtures that could use shining, and any other improvement that can inexpensively be made to positively influence the sale.

I'll make sure your home has mass appeal and that it's inviting, steering clear of "loud" or "personalized" hues on the walls and furniture. And if none of your belongings are there, you can consider renting furnishings. You want your home to look ready to live in as opposed to cold and deserted.

Setting the Stage

The entire time your house in on the market, we're doing well if we're engaging the buyer's senses. Brightening up your interior is of major importance, so we'll do things like draw back curtains and add lighting where needed to invite the buyer inside. Together we'll enhance the air of the house with enjoyable music to listen to while guests take a walk-through of your home and assure a delightful aroma flows room-to-room. We'll include cozy-looking bedspreads, and throw pillows on your couch and bedding. Buyers should feel like your current home has the potential to be.