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Jacob A.
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When to de-stage a flip?

Jacob A.
  • Investor
  • Raleigh, NC
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I'm tossing this idea around. The first two months were included in my staging fee that I paid upfront and every month after that they charge me 15% of the staging fee per month. I already have pictures on the MLS with staging done, it would just be for people coming to showings at this point. What have some of you done in the past when you have had a home sit on the market for a little while?

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Dave Vogt
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Dave Vogt
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@Jacob A.:
Steph (my partner) and I took an afternoon to clean and set things up.
It is a bit of work, but you are right. The more you do it the quicker you get. We use the minimalist approach ...with staging sometimes less is more. Here is a link to what the finished and staged product looked like. It sold in 8 days. www.442barrick.com

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