Home Staging Prepare Your House For Sale

Personalization and Branding

The Real Estate industry is competitive. Make a great impression by providing home owners a personalized book which assists them in preparing their home for sale. Your clients will appreciate the assistance and relevance of this book in today’s economy

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Your personalized book is a great marketing tool

  • A personalized branded book will give you more credibility.
  • Your book will project character traits many home sellers are seeking in a realtor: Professionalism, Attentiveness, Knowledgeable, Innovative.
  • Your clients may pass the book on to their friends.
  • There is no extra effort on your part. Your clients do the work to prepare their house.
  • Small start-up cost and it will pay for itself. How many realtors can honestly say they have a book with their photo and information on it?
 Woman painting house

Your personalized book will help your clients

  • The book is compact and easy to read. It contains a four step plan that includes: De-cluttering, Repairing, Cleaning, and Revitalizing.
  • It's an important learning tool to show the benefits of staging a house for sale.
  • A valuable resource right at their fingertips.
  • A well-prepared home will sell faster and for more money.
  • As a realtor you will save time while receiving a larger commission.

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Start packing. Sooner or later you're going to move so why not get a head start. It's the best way to declutter your house. Pack now and you’ll have that much less to do later when you move. Make sure you label the boxes so you know where they should go in your new house.
Service your furnace if it has been more than two years. Replace the furnace filter.
Kitchen: clean small appliances and make room for them in your cabinets under the counter. This is where they’ll go during a house showing.
Laundry Room: fold towels and stack them on the shelves. It’s eye candy to look at.
Mistake #7: Hoping the buyers will not notice defects or shoddy repairs. They will. Most will walk away. The remaining few will offer you a low-ball price.
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