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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De-personalize! This is very important. You want your buyers to visualize themselves live in your house, not you living in it. Personal artifacts distract so you have to put them away – photographs, souvenirs, trophies, medals and certificates, posters, religious items, and family heirlooms.
Oil squeaky hinges. It seems obvious but sellers sometimes discount these small distractions as unimportant.
Mildew and mold: use mildew remover on the tub rim and between tiles.
Add colour to your entrance by hanging a wreath of dried flowers on the front door.
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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