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Staging
I'm interested to get some opinions on whether staging a home is a good investment. I am new to flipping and have learned a lot on my first flip. The biggest learning is that I priced it too high, which added way too many DOM to my listing. I am currently priced right (at least I think I am based on the comps). Last price reduction was 40 days ago. The house is vacant and I am not getting many showings. I have had two contracts but each fell out during the option period for different reasons. I am in a good market (Houston suburbs). Holding costs are beating me up on this one. I hate to drop another $2500 or so but if it would make the difference I would consider it. Thoughts?