Frequently Asked Questions
Staging
doesn't really
make a difference, does
it?
Over and over, research
and personal experience prove staged houses sell faster and at better value than unstaged houses. I suggest you run an Internet search on stager's blogs and forums (there are several on the Links page). Stagers believe in staging because, over and over, we see it make a difference.
How long
does staging take?
That depends on the amount of staging work, and
how many people do the work.
Frequently, a house can be staged can in a few days.
Is staging
expensive?
Research
and experience prove the cost of staging is
consistently less than the amount of the first price reduction.
An OrderLee Home prioritizes and tunes your Staging Plan to your budget and time line.
When is the best to time to stage?
The very best time to stage your house is before the Realtor sees it. That way, his or
her first impression and emotional response to the house becomes part
of the merchandising.
If your agent has already seen your house, or if you are selling it
yourself, it is best to complete the staging before photos of your
house go on the Internet. That way, potential buyers who search using
the Internet will see the house at it's very best.
If
your house is already on the market, it can still be staged. When the staging is complete, word about the presentation changes needs to be publicized. You, your agent, and I will discuss a plan to market the new and
improved product: your Staged Home.
I am going to sell my house by myself. Can my house be staged?
Of course your house can and should be staged. Staging is marketing.
No
matter how it is listed, to sell quickly and for the best value, your
house must out-shine the competition. That is what staging is all about.
An OrderLee Home, Inc. 28-231-7682
