Real estate investors need the help of home stagers if they want to flip their properties or even just to attract a quality tenant if they’re planning to rent the property out until the market picks up.
It’s common for investor/renovators to assume that once a place is fixed up and painted, that’s all they need to do. When a home is not that big or the rooms are awkwardly arranged it makes it even harder for buyers or renters to imagine how they’ll use the space. This was certainly true in this living room, which was the first thing you saw upon entering this house.
Congratulations to Debbie Fiskum who transformed this space. What a difference her staging made! The home sold in
just over two weeks over Christmas.
She writes, “Taking the Staging Diva Program helped me to speak more effectively to agents, investors and homeowners and to convince them of the value of home staging. I gained insight about marketing my business and that continues to be an ongoing process as I follow Debra on Twitter and keep up with her blog posts. By doing the things Debra recommends in her program, you can build a profitable business.”
Read the rest of Debbie’s home staging story here.
Related posts:
- Home Stagers: Allies in a Slow Real Estate Market
- Staging Diva featured in MSN Real Estate
- Home stagers make a real difference in clients’ lives
- Home Stagers – How to get started on Twitter
- Home Stagers Connect at Interior Design Show
Home Staging Resources |
|
|---|---|
|
"Staging Diva Ultimate Color Guide: the easy way to pick colors for home staging projects," by Debra Gould, will take away any fear about quickly choosing colors for your clients. Filled with helpful tips and Debra's top picks for staging colors that work in any home. You'll get specific Benjamin Moore color numbers, color palette groups and more!
|
"Staging Diva Sales Script: How to Avoid the Free Estimate Trap and Turn Homeowners into Home Staging Customers in One Phone Conversation" by Debra Gould is THE script she used to go from zero to $10,000 a month in sales within two years. Learn word for word what she says when a homeowner calls and why she never does free estimates.
|







