Often you may read the QBee Team writing about how important it is to have your home “staged” correctly before putting it on the market. This is a proven way to help bring in the maximum amount for your home. With that said, where do you begin? What questions should you even ask? Over the next few […]
We have covered many areas, and many readers may be a bit overwhelmed by know. This is okay, and this is also why a qualified Real Estate Agent is needed on your side. They can help you through this every step of the way. Keep in mind; we still haven’t even talked about counters, cabinets, […]
Lighting is the last key area we will look at when preparing a home before it goes on the market. Lighting is another area that can really “light up” the house; apologies for the pun. While lighting fixtures can be expensive, where they don’t exist already, changing out features can make a drastic positive change. […]
Clean, Neutral Color Interior Wall Paint is the second area to consider when prepping a home for sale. Wall paint is the next area that a buyer’s eyes will gravitate to and often can’t get passed if there are areas of concern. Repaint dirty or marked up paint, and tone down excessive non-neutral colors. An […]
The first area to look at when prepping a home for sale, is the flooring. Flooring is probably one of the most key areas that potential buyers will focus on when viewing a home. Even if the flooring is “new” or in great over all shape, stains can really detract or turn off buyers. If […]
When prepping a home to be sold, where do you begin? When selling your home, it is often difficult to accept that you need put money into it, in order to get a good return when you sell it. The fact is that your family has lived very comfortable in the home, and it […]
Does home staging really influence buyers? Yes, Yes, & Yes! My team and I have personally seen this, and can help! Here is proof that staging does really influence home buyers: http://realtormag.realtor.org/daily-news/2015/01/27/can-home-staging-really-win-over-buyers
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