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[H595]Home Staging How To
by Richard Soto, Ric
How important has staging your home become in today's real estate industry? Realistically, it has become one of the most important steps in any home sale. Viewers have come to expect more in a home show due to the large number of homes that are competing for attention. Many people will suggest the use of a professional home stage, and this is always an option; but you can also achieve some pretty remarkable results yourself if you do some research into the staging game.

Staging is really the art of presentation. The act of taking your home and "tweaking" it so that it will show better and generate more interest then it would if left to its own devices. One of the primary steps to home staging is the removal of anything that could be considered extraneous or might get in the way of the guest's viewing experience. This is an excellent opportunity to begin your packing a bit early. Things that you may want to remove consist of extra furniture that is not used on a daily basis, clutter from closets and shelves and any personal photos and memorabilia. It may seem to be odd that you would want to remove family photos as these items add a warmth to the home for you, but it has quite the opposite effect on others. It is a glaring reminder of your family, and the idea of the show is to allow others to picture themselves living in the home. Having no family photos and such around makes the process that much easier.

The operative word for home staging is "clean." During this time, your home should be cleaner than it has ever been before. Buyers are a picky lot, and rightfully so. They are looking to spend a lot of money and they want to get the best quality home for their dollar. A clean and tidy home simply puts buyers at rest as a dirty or messy home can lead them to believe that there may be other areas of the home that are in the same sort of disorder. First impressions are hard to change if they are negative, so make sure that your home has the visual impact that it needs. It will help out the sale process more than you expect!

Well, the first thing that comes to mind is; "Why would you ever want to sell a home in Orange County?" As one of the most beautiful spots in the country, real estate in Orange County is a highly desirable asset. Not only has the area gained national recognition as "The OC" but people who are in the know in the real estate business know Orange County to be one of the most profitable and sought-after areas in the Nation. Anyway, if you have decided to sell your OC home, there are some simple and easy staging tips that can help to streamline any sale and bring more profit at the end of the day.

The first step of any home staging is the removal of excess items that are merely taking up space. Let's face it, if you have not used something in a few months then it's probably not that necessary. Go through your home and find all such items and remove them. This is a perfect time to start your packing early as it will have to be done eventually, right? Clutter is the enemy of a successful home staging as viewers need the room to move about freely and not be distracted by your personal items. They need to be able to easily imagine their possessions in your home and anything that gets in the way of this should go. This is another reason why the home owner should NOT be present during a showing.

In arranging your home for a quick and profitable sale make sure that you clean off all horizontal surfaces. Get rid of the excess jars and utensils on the kitchen counters. If you have extra appliances such as toasters, coffee machines and blenders, make sure that they are stowed away to maximize your counter space. The same theory holds true for the bathroom. A spartan appearance allows people to mentally insert their stuff into the available space. The easier it is for buyers to place themselves into your home the easier the sale will be.

The process of staging can easily take place in every room of the home and you can carry the practice over to the home's exterior, where it becomes "curb appeal." Creating curb appeal outside is a little more toil and a little less arranging than staging the interior but that is another article.
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