Spend Less Time on the Market With an Open House and Home Staging Tips
If you'd like even more information on home staging to sell your property quickly in Miami, contact me and I'll assist you with setting up the best image for your house.
Prior to putting your residence on the market, consider the best way to sell your house: well-planned home staging. Some positive aspects of home staging include less time on the market and higher bids. And you should definitely try professional home staging if you need a quick home sale.
Think of staging your house as creating a "style" for your house the same way a manager would do for a high profile entertainer. Just like creating an image attracts the spotlight to a public figure, staging makes your home look better when it's on the market.
Preparing your home to sell doesn't have to be an annoying experience. It can actually be a great time to let your creative juices flow. Together, we'll work to get a top dollar offer for your house. To see less time on the market in Miami, Florida, employ these house staging tips:
Curb appeal is your first chance to make a positive impact on buyers before they walk into your home. The good and bad features that jump out at buyers form their initial opinion of your house and how you perform house's regular maintenance.Knowing this helps us to decide what steps we can take to attract buyers from the street and into your home. If your home's exterior isn't up to par with refreshed paint and blooming garden plants it's time to get those things done. Refer to the Curb Appeal Checklist and increase your home's final selling price.
Does your house seem to say, "This is Your New Home" to a buyer? Walking-through your home from a buyer's view, I'll recommend arrangements that enhance market appeal.
I'll tell you get rid of anything that gives the impression of clutter. Counter tops should be clutter-free. Arts and crafts, sentimental items, family photos, and play time works of art should get moved out of sight. I can help you simplify the decor of house. Disheveled or cluttered areas make your home look smaller and buyers have a more difficult time imagining themselves calling your property "home".
Every room gets a once-over. I'll point out the pieces of furniture that should be removed, rooms that need new paint, rugs needing to get changed, fixtures that could use shining, and any other improvement that can inexpensively be made to positively affect the sale.
I'll make sure your home has mass appeal and that it's comfortable, avoiding "offensive" or "personalized" shades on the walls and furniture. And if the house is empty, you can think about renting furniture. The goal is for your house to look lived in as opposed to bare.
Setting the Stage
At your Open House, 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 open curtains and add lighting where needed to invite the buyer inside. Together we'll enhance the ambiance with enjoyable music playing softly and make sure a nice fragrance circulates throughout your home. We'll include cozy-looking bedspreads, and place pillows on your sofa and bedding. We want buyers to feel like your current house has the potential to be.