Preparing your house to sell can mean different things in different markets. You want your home to be competitively priced and attractive to the buyer, so you put some extra effort into staging and end up with no takers. What happened?
Despite what you see in decorator magazines and on television, sometimes less is more, way more when it comes to staging your home.
Here are some areas to watch out for when following staging “advice.”
When staging your home for sale, opt for less, not more. Less furniture, fewer window coverings, and limited décor give your home its best chance. For more ideas on home staging, talk to your local real estate agent.
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