Staging your home is an excellent
way to make it as market-friendly as possible!
When professional stagers first
look at a home, one of the first things they notice is what needs to be
removed. They know that the bigger a
room looks, the more attractive it will be to buyers. Great staging means taking away, as much as it means adding to or
changing a room.
If clutter is a problem, buyers
are distracted-they notice the disorder when they should be seeing the
beautiful features of your home. I
thought you'd enjoy a few de-cluttering tips from the pros…they've come in handy
for me and many homeowners over the years.
Home Staging: Create Appeal By
Maximizing Space And Minimizing Clutter
It's a good idea to start by
storing personal pictures, knickknacks, boxes, piles of mail, and any other
eye-catching distractions.
Expert organizers suggest sorting
through collections of books, magazines, CDs and newspapers, and getting rid of
those you no longer want or use.
Choose containers that are as
practical as they are pretty to organize magazines, toys, kitchen utensils, and
other items that can't be stored away.
Don't forget to organize closets
and drawers-buyers look everywhere!
Consider buying or renting a
bookshelf, armoire or entertainment center from a furniture rental store to
organize everything from electronic equipment to seasonal clothes.
For more tips, visit my website at www.valeriemcconville.com
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