Southern Charm Home Staging

WOW! What a compliment!

2010-01-20T16:07:00.001-06:00

AUDREY REED - IRVING, TX 'The spaces you create really do go way beyond just a visually appealing environment. A pretty space flows into the lives of the people living there in such a positive way. You may be in the business of staging and decorating and creating nice rooms, but the results you're really creating are more profound than that. I wouldn't have known this was true if you hadn't have staged our house. And now, keeping our home in a similar fashion has affected our happiness at home and towards each other and even towards ourselves. We were happy before, but now we're happy AND feel lovely/special in our home. Keep doing what you're doing! You have been a blessing to our family and I'm sure many other families as well.'

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2009-01-24T18:07:00.012-06:00

I'm a southern girl, thus the name "Southern Charm" , but my work encompasses ALL styles of homes! The name explains my personality, and I look forward to helping you sell your home! It is easy to get started. Just email or call me to discuss your needs!

Email me at SouthernCharmHomeStaging@gmail.com

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Top Ten Reasons You Should Professionally Stage Your Home!

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1. You will make more money when your house is staged

2. Your house will sell faster, which equals less headaches and hassles

3. Staging brings big results - Less time on the market and a higher selling price!

4. Most home sellers can't view their house objectively. A home stager sees the house through the "buyer's eyes"

Example - Library BEFORE

Example - Library AFTER

5. You'll have less guesswork and "Do it yourself" work

6. Only 10% of home buyers can visualize the potential of a home. A professional stager has a creative eye!

7. The longer your home is on the market, the lower the price will be. Stage it first to get top dollar!

8. Most sellers have a difficult time looking at their "home" as a "house"

9. Leaving your home in "as is" condition will help sell the competition!

10. You can relax and let me do the work!

What is Home Staging?

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Home Staging is quickly becoming popular in the Real Estate world because it produces results....for the seller AND the buyer! Real estate professionals who use staging swear by it, no matter what part of the country they work in or the price range of the homes they sell.

In a nutshell, homestaging is making a "home" into a "house" so buyers can see themselves living there. Homestaging makes the house into an inviting place, where buyers can visualize a life there.

Want to know more?? Read on....

“Home staging” is not a new term, but for many homeowners and real estate agents the concept of “professional home staging” is shedding new light on how to promote a home marketplace. In past years, homeowners were left to their own discretion as far as preparing for home showings. Though they could occasionally rely on an agent for instructions, more often than not real estate agents were just as perplexed at working out the details as the homeowner.

While agents are experts in the field of selling and closing, many are not design savvy. Agents usually know exactly what factors can help sell a home. It’s just not always easy to get a home into selling condition in a timely manner without some sort of experienced assistance. Most sellers are unable to objectively see their "home" as a "house for sale". This is where staging comes in!

The average agent has 5 seconds to sell a home - five seconds to make a good impact on the buyers when they first walk in the door. Staging makes a home an inviting place so the first impression will be a good and lasting one.

The main idea of home staging is to make the "home" into a "house" so the buyer can see themselves living there. By creating a warm and welcoming place, a buyer will walk through a house with positive feelings and want to see more instead of turning back.

Staging does not have to be expensive to be effective...and it can be VERY effective!