The May 2011 edition of WAG Magazine takes us inside, and tells the story, of an historic Somers NY home recently staged by AtWell Staged Home.
As you drive this road, you can’t help but notice this home, said to have inspired Gone With the Wind’s Tara.
A grand home, one that makes you ask yourself, “I wonder who lives there and what it’s like inside?” Well, here’s a rare opportunity to learn the answer to those questions, along with a lesson on the home’s long history.
Selling an Inherited Home: What You Need to Know
Having purchased, staged, and viewed so many homes and estates over the years, I’ve compiled a few lessons learned to help you when selling an inherited home.
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Decorating Your Home to Dwell or to Sell
Can a home be decorated to either dwell or sell in just a day? The answer is, start with what you already have.
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The Science of Home Staging: Solid Proof that Will Help You Sell Faster
So when I first heard that staged homes sell faster than unstaged homes, it seemed to make sense, but I still wondered, How do they really know?
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How Home Staging Can Help You Avoid a Price Reduction
Home staging will transform your home into the one that buyers can’t resist. For a competitive advantage, stage your home to sell
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Adopt the “Big Bang Theory” of Home Staging
It is always better to delay the listing of your home than try to trickle out fixes and updates while the home is on the market.
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An Inconvenient Truth about Selling Your Home
4 tips to minimize the stress and inconvenience that comes with selling your home.
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How Much Does Home Staging Cost?
First let’s answer the fundamental question, Can Home Staging help me sell my home faster and for more money?
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Everything I Know About Home Staging I Learned From My Mother
Learn how my mom’s approach to home decorating can work for you too.
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New Year’s Resolution: Commit to Home Improvement
If you had to sell your home tomorrow, would you be ready?
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It All Boyles Down to This: Looks Count
Singer Susan Boyle proves that first impressions and looks count—probably more than we like to admit.
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Solid Science Proves Staged Homes Sell Faster
Even if you haven’t staged your vacant or occupied home yet, that’s OK because evidence shows that it’s never too late to stage.
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Why Staging Your Home to Sell Is Like Training for the Olympics
Selling your home is a competition, but it doesn’t have to be as challenging as the Olympics if you employ these 5 simple steps.
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As a seller it is hard to know what to do but I have to bevilee that selling my house is like selling any other consumer product. Looks matter. I have also learned that I have gotten used to our chipped paint, scuffed wood floor, old kitchen and mismatched furniture which makes the house look worn and know this could turn off buyers. If I make these changes I get to enjoy them while we still live in the house, plus some of the stuff comes with us. In today’s market I am hoping that by making the changes I will get a better price as the next buyers don’t have do any work. Our house is listed for over $1 million so by making the changes that our stager recommended we feel better about the house and have to bevilee that buyers will too. Why didn’t we do this when we first moved in? We are no longer the sad house on the street.