Why Should Realtors Use A Home Stager?

All realtors should use a home stager to sell their clients property.

As a realtor the agent has a fiduciary obligation to the seller. They work for the seller first and then the buyer. By using a home stager the agent and the home owner increase the opportunity for a quicker sell with less price reductions.

How does staging a home make a difference?

1. 80+% of the potential buyers start their search on the Internet - RESULT) By having the home staged you start with more appealing pictures of the property. Buyer's interest is peaked and your home is added to their list of possibilities.
2. Enhances the showing of the home by showcasing the features - RESULT) Gives the potential buyer a better chance of visually seeing themselves living there. The staging removes the distractions of the sellers personal choices and any obstacles such as clutter.
3. When staging the property you take care of any repairs or updates that may be needed - RESULT) The potential buyer has fewer reasons to make an offer with drastic price reductions. They want a home that is move in ready...move on Saturday, church and family on Sunday, back to work and school on Monday.
4. Home Staging is marketing and advertising your property - RESULT) It provides that emotional marketing and advertising at first glance and reduces the time on the market...more money in your pocket faster.

Home staging cost will vary from one home to another, but on average you can expect $150 to $2000. Consultations provide a list of things to do for those do-it-yourself people. Stagers try to use as much of the sellers furnishings and accessories first. In some cases there may be a need to rent or purchase some key pieces of furniture - stagers are smart savvy shoppers and can be a great resource with this option.

Call today for more information about home staging, we always work within your budget with great results.

It's A Hootie Staging & Redesign, Inc.
www.itsahootie.com
hootie@itsahootie.com
678-953-1678

Serving the south metro Atlanta area including Senoia, Fayetteville, Newnan, Peachtree City, Griffin, Tyrone, Stockbridge, Sharpsburg, McDonough, Turin, Luthersville, Lone Oak, Hampton, Jonesboro, Locust Grove, Greenville, Lagrange, Grantville, Hogansville, Moreland, Fairburn, Palmetto.