Important tips for choosing and using a professional family stage consultant

How to find a good family stage consultant

So you have looked around your home, reviewed your sales schedule and actually looked at the resources and skills your home is ready to sell.

You have watched the TV show, the House doctor waved her wand, and the house doctor team rotated and spun out, leaving a greatly improved property.

But what if you can't entice House Doctor to come to you and transform your home?

Take a quick look at the Internet and type "Home Staging' or ' House Doctor' Entering the search box will give you hundreds of thousands of results.

So how do you choose a reputable and effective family stage consultant from a fast-growing businessman or a person who just wants to get involved in interior design?

Here are the best tips for me to choose and use a great family stage consultant who will give you the results you want... fast sales at a great price.

Tip 1: Understand what you want/need to achieve!

It sounds obvious...'sell your house' but look at your property realistically.

I always recommend that you start with a pen and paper. Walk into your property and write down the obvious things you think you may need to do.

A good friend and even a friendly real estate agent can help you identify the problem.

Tip 2: Realistically determine the scope of work

• You only need to clean and brush your teeth.

• You need more painting and decoration.

• You need to overhaul.

Tip 3: Be realistic with your strengths and weaknesses:

How much do I have? What can I really do? What is my time frame?

With this clear picture ' remember, you can also get a real view on your own resources:

• How much time do you have to give this project?

• What skills do you have to complete this work?

• Do you have any money to invest in this process?

• What is a timetable? Sale next year or next month!

Maybe it's because you do have these skills, but the time and time are the same. Is the problem

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You have the skills and time but the resources are limited... you are thinking about doing the job yourself.

• "How long has your property been listed?"

• "How much property is this?"

• "What feedback did you get from real estate agents/potential buyers?"

• "What other properties are available for sale? Is your room price real?"

• "Does your area attract some type of buyer? Family/First time/retirement?"

• "Does your property seem likely to attract buyers?"

There are many other questions you can ask, but all of them show a basic understanding of the process of measuring new properties and their problems.

You should feel a "feel". How Home Staging Consultant works.

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 You can figure out if you are looking for:

• Prepare the report to tell you what to do - the work you do.

• Prepare a report and do some work for you.

• Full management of the entire process from reporting to selling property.

Tip 4: Now we come to those family staging consultants from

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Are they interested in you and your project?

Don't just choose to call the most attractive sites:

• Who are these consultants?

• Where do they train or learn their skills? Have you heard of this training?

• Did they showcase a case study portfolio of their work?

• Do you think that their previous ' && 39; after ' pictures make a difference?

• Do they express customer acceptance?

• How long have they been in business? Track record?

• Do they provide you with information about how they charge/organize work/produce reports?

• Are they interested in you and your project?

• Did they ask the relevant questions?

Tip 5: Before you pay any fees, a good family temporary consultant will start giving you advice and comments:

Check out their website, check out their brochures or listen to their conversations... Are they confident that they can help you, have they actively talked about this project, have they seen the real estate agent website?

Those confident consultants will not be afraid to give you any ideas and suggestions... they know that because they do it and they are confident, you can trust them!

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