Sham-Wow Your Home Listing To Sell

Staging your house to make it easier to sell doesn't have to cost a fortune. Watch this video and learn some easy and inexpensive tricks to make your home stand out from the competition.

(A big thank you to Lani at AgentGenius for the video!)

A Few More Staging Tips

If you are looking for even more home staging tips, use this checklist of thoughts as you go through your house to get your staging juices flowing!

• 1st impressions are critical so start out at the curb and work your way in to the property and home. What stands out?
• Engage all your senses when going through your home and planning changes: sight, smell, sound, mood, etc.
• Imagine how your home would be displayed in Better Homes and Gardens Magazine, or if it were a model home. Of course you must be realistic but these kinds of images are helpful comparisons.
• Simplify, simplify, simplify.
• Renting storage space is cheaper than your listing languishing on the market.
• Accentuate the positive, downplay the negative.
• You are selling a lifestyle so make sure your home speaks the lifestyle language to your perfect buyer.
• Think clean lines, utility of space & functionality, and lots of light.
• Try to let go of thinking of your home as your home. This will help as you contemplate changes to the decor and in the de-cluttering process.

You don't have to spend a lot of money to improve your home's show-ability.

For more information on turning your home listing in to a product that Pocono home buyers want to buy, contact me via email info@lisasanderson.com or call 570.421.8950 ext. 394

Comments

[SaginawTXHomes]

Great staging tips. As builders, we need to do a better job with this.

[Staten Island Real Estate Agent]

Sellers would be surprised too find out that actually cleaning your home, improves it chances of selling. Allowing the potential purchaser too view it without filth, creates a better image of the home in their mind.

[Staten Island Real Estate Agent]

You need too do whatever you can too improve your listings appeal. Even if it means using alittle elbow grease. great post

[Robert DeFalco Realty]

Hi Lisa, this was a good video, maybe this should be part of every listing presentation. You will be surprised how many folks take the staging part of selling a home for granted. I have a theory that the fist 3 minutes of the home buyers visit will tell the tale whether they will proceed in their interest to buy the homw. Keep the blog going.