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Answers (9)
- Brandon Rimes, "Brandon Rimes"
- Contributions:2
Here is a referral for First American Home Staging Paul - 813 344 2300
- Jill Banks, "Happily Better After"
- Contributions:35
You can easily find several stagers in your area by going to the Real Estate Staging Association website (www.realestatestagingassociation.com).
The investment in staging varies, but as a general rule of thumb, it is typically between 1% and 3% of a home's listing price, depending on the condition of your home. If your home has updated colors, fixtures, and finishes, then your staging costs will be lower; if a lot of updating is required or furniture needs to be rented, the costs will be higher.
A reputable stager will want to schedule an assessment visit to tour your home and see exactly what will be needed to prepare it for sale, then you should receive a written proposal with the staging estimate.
The investment in staging varies, but as a general rule of thumb, it is typically between 1% and 3% of a home's listing price, depending on the condition of your home. If your home has updated colors, fixtures, and finishes, then your staging costs will be lower; if a lot of updating is required or furniture needs to be rented, the costs will be higher.
A reputable stager will want to schedule an assessment visit to tour your home and see exactly what will be needed to prepare it for sale, then you should receive a written proposal with the staging estimate.
- Jill Denton, "Pleasanton Homes"
- Contributions:40
I would recommend visiting http://www.irisorganization.org/ they have a directory of Stagers and Interior Redesigners all over the country.
- Kathryn Acciari, Realtor, "KathrynAcciari"
- Contributions:49
Hi. I did a quick search for you on Activerain.com. Here are some stagers listed in the Bellingham WA area. Please note: I do not know any of these folks, nor am I familiar with their work. Give them a call and ask lots of questions. Good luck!
Melissa Young, ASP, IAHSP
Bravo! Home Staging & ReDesign
Phone 360-224-3789
Cindy Dardano
Refresh Designs
(360) 319-7994
Melissa Young, ASP, IAHSP
Bravo! Home Staging & ReDesign
Phone 360-224-3789
Cindy Dardano
Refresh Designs
(360) 319-7994
- Roslyn Ashford, "wdchomestager"
- Contributions:33
great suggestions already mentioned - try searching activerain and google using your city name and 'home stager' or 'stager'. Ask your realtor too. some stagers will give you quotes over the phone, others will have to see it to provide quote.
happy hunting!
happy hunting!
- paulbalzotti
- Contributions:355
You can find one at Stagedhomes.com. Everyone listed on this site has the Accredited Staging Designation.
- Helen Martin, "TheEmeraldCity"
- Contributions:101
You might try searching the ActiveRain website; there are over 200,000+ real estate professionals on this site including stagers. The most active and enthusiastic stagers will be found here on this site and are usually blogging with tips.
- Chris Pray, "Chris Pray"
- Contributions:103
I would ask your agent. He'll probably have one or two contacts to provide you with. If he does not work with any stagers or have contact information for you, he can possibvly obtain that information from his broker.
Good luck!
Good luck!
- Brandon Rimes, "Brandon Rimes"
- Contributions:2
depending on which market you are in you should be able to locate a staging company to help your home show better... I would google it and see what come up.. I am not certain as to cost.
Where can I find a professional stager?
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