What is your percerption of staging a home to sell?

nice) and have killer rehabs without the need to hire an interior designer and do extensive staging.

Likely you have an attorney at this stage and can run the scenario past him/her.

action=detail&ComColdwellbankerDataProperty_id=12007203&page=propertyI'm def just in the learning and research stage but I was curious if some more experienced folks might mind sharing the thoughts that run through their minds when they see a listing like this one?

There are many stages to a foreclosure and this one might be at the tail end of it or the beginning.b) Take that money from the broker and go to a good RE attorney and ask them if there is any applicable remedy associated with this type of situation.

Things like candy/cakes are utterly useless.

If a plan reviewer is the consultant, item G can be skipped and the exhibits can go directly to the appraisal stage.

At that stage they had cash flow, and with cash flow things roll a lot faster and easier.

The house is in the beginning stages of forecloser and the owner threw it on the market to try to sell.Look at the property history:Book/Page Sale Date Sale Price 14390/46 8/3/2004 239,900 13709/533 10/24/2003 99,900 3540/0280 10/8/1970 2 16862/0227 8/13/2007 226,950 This tells me it was a rehab at one point.My guess, without doing further investigating was that he couldn't rent it out, and make any money, and now he's forclosing.

(b) I just turned 60 so I don't have the long "time horizon" to stage a recovery in.