Are you thinking about buying or selling this year? You may find it helpful to review these key data points. Here are the answers to the biggest questions I get around our market:·;&
Dated: June 21 2024
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Who wouldn’t want to get 6-13% or more for their home? How about 40% less days on the market? According to the St Johns County Board of Realtors;
If the home is empty, cluttered or outdated, you are completely missing an opportunity to get the most money for your home.
The truth is most buyers cannot imagine what the house with look like with furniture (if empty) or how it could be improved with décor. While staging a 3-bedroom home may cost around $3,000 or so at closing to be fully staged, most sellers agree that saving this time and also getting more money for their house will more than pay for it, and offset realtor fees.
We all think our homes look great but that is subjective. Take the emotion out and see it from the buyer’s perspective. From their side the process is emotional, and quite frankly, buyers do not want to see your home and see a project.
Most people are not looking for a fixer upper, so unless your home is being marketed as one, and priced accordingly, you may want to consider preparing the house, and staging it if that makes sense.
Here are some tips from the Board of Realtor’s Staging Certification course that I attended yesterday:
CURB APPEAL
INSIDE
KITCHEN
POOL & PATIO
BEDROOMS
MASTER SUITE
BATHROOMS
GARAGE
LAUNDRY
Questions on prepping your home for sale? Do you want to know what you could do to get the most money for your home? Let me provide you with a free staging evaluation. Ask for my Dream Team Contact List of vendors that can help!
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