Selling fixer-upper homes is always a challenge for real estate agents and brokers. As-is property is often shabby and outdated — there are cracks in the ceiling, worn-out parquet, stains on the wallpaper, etc. In such cases, agents have to use either physical or virtual interior renovation design to improve the repair. Read more
When working with as-is properties, realtors face uncozy empty rooms, tons of clutter, stains, and outdated finishings. Without work done, such houses can’t be sold at a fair price. Even if the property has a perfect layout and a big backyard but looks tacky and shabby, prospects most likely will turn their back on it. Thus, agents have to do staging to sell it. Read more
Selling empty properties on the luxury real estate market is quite a challenge for realtors. A vacant house looks uncomfortable and deserted, especially if it is a large and spacious expensive dwelling. To make this place feel like home, realtors have to rent or buy first-class furniture and hire decorators for luxury home staging. All in all, depending on the cost of a house and its square footage, the price of physical staging can go up to tens of thousands of dollars. Read more
Selling an empty and outdated house, realtors realize that they must give the property a cozy and lived-in look to win a client. And if you don’t know where to start, consider investing in kitchen staging first as the kitchen is the heart of a home, a place where the whole family gathers. By revamping just this one room, you will make your listing look more homey and attractive in an instant. Read more
When planning a marketing campaign, most beginner realtors start to search the internet for pro tips. Soon they notice how many strong competitors they have on the market. Some of them have been running effective promo campaigns using advanced marketing materials for realtors and cutting-edge CG tools. As a result, they are on top of the game. How can an aspiring real estate agent achieve the same result and even keep ahead of the competition? Read more
Realtors who have been on the market for a long time know that selling empty properties is quite a challenge. Such houses all look the same in the photos — unattractive and characterless. Therefore, it’s too difficult for prospects to imagine this property as their home, and they opt for another more tempting offer. However, realtors can solve this problem by using physical staging or virtual house design. Read more
Selling properties starts with home staging photography and only the most impressive photos work for listings and ads. But no matter how good the angle and lighting setting are, pictures of an empty house don’t help to sell it. Vacant properties look completely uncomfortable and uninhabitable on the photos so prospects would prefer another offer that feels like a real home. All in all, realtors and real estate marketers need to order either physical or virtual staging to get decent house photography. Read more
The Internet made it so easy for realtors and real estate marketers to virtually promote listings and sell properties. All you have to do is take pictures of the house, add text description, post the listing and wait for prospects to call. But it not always goes smoothly.
Buying a home is an amazing and exciting experience the buyer will never forget. In order to pick the house of their dreams, they flip through hundreds of listings, choosing only a few of them to review. Why so? It’s not so much about the price as about a home presentation.
When it comes to staging empty and shabby properties, realtors face a difficult choice. Physical staging is too expensive and effort-consuming — you have to take out old furniture, rent new one, hire movers, etc. Read more