Eppraisal

JANUARY 4, 2022

They chose soothing, more muted colors to decorate with last year. Others wanted to be uplifted, so they decorated with brighter colors to add positivity and hope to their lives. As we move towards the post-pandemic world, colors that we decorate our homes with will change. Many people sought family, close friends and comfort.

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Cleveland Appraisal Blog

MARCH 19, 2022

Your home should look like nobody actually lives there, except for the furniture and generic decor. With your clean and uncluttered home looking like a magazine spread, you will have no problem selling your home quickly and at a good price. Don’t forget your pets’ items, too. In the backyard, do the same.

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Lamacchia Realty

SEPTEMBER 28, 2022

Bring in all outdoor furniture, decorations, kid’s toys, and garbage cans. Clean out the gutters so the rain has someplace to go when it runs off the roof. Consider purchasing sandbags to secure doors and other entryways to protect your home from flooding. And anchor down any trampolines to prevent them from flying away in strong winds.

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Housing Wire

AUGUST 11, 2020

As the holidays ramped up in early December 2019, Woman of Influence Charlotte Catalfo had her eye not on decorating and gift-wrapping, but on a small but worrisome health crisis escalating halfway across the globe. To read the full August issue of HousingWire Magazine, click here.

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Eppraisal

JANUARY 16, 2024

Floating shelves can hold books or decorative items, while wall-mounted organizers can store mail, keys or small accessories, making your walls functional and fashionable.   It’s a perfect spot to stash blankets, magazines or anything you want to keep close yet out of sight.

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Lamacchia Realty

SEPTEMBER 12, 2024

Here are some loose guidelines for picking the sizing of certain furniture and decor. Coffee tables with drawers provide a discreet space for remotes, magazines, or coasters, while ottomans that double as storage can hide away blankets or toys when not in use. To avoid this, consider furniture pieces that serve dual purposes.

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Lamacchia Realty

SEPTEMBER 27, 2022

Bring in all outdoor furniture, decorations, kid’s toys, and garbage cans. Clean out the gutters so the rain has someplace to go when it runs off the roof. Consider purchasing sandbags to secure doors and other entryways to protect your home from flooding. And anchor down any trampolines to prevent them from flying away in strong winds.

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Housing Wire

NOVEMBER 16, 2023

Set up a booth at local markets or fairs to meet potential clients and distribute marketing materials like business cards or brochures, along with original artwork, home decor, DIY supplies and vintage finds. It’s not just postcards, though – think business cards, magazines, door hangers, and more. ProspectsPLUS!

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McKissock

DECEMBER 20, 2020

Though personal touches are charming, they can often be distracting to buyers, so it’s best to replace them with more neutral decorations. Some of the best ways to maximize space in a home include: Remove objects such as tools, toys, books, or magazines from all countertops, tables, or desks. But, be careful not to go overboard.

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McKissock

APRIL 17, 2022

When it’s time to capture the home for its virtual tour, have homeowners put away extra decorations and clutter. Her freelance writing has been published by the National Association of REALTORS®, Insights for Professionals and other prominent industry magazines. Prep the Home. appeared first on McKissock Learning.

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Raleigh Realty

MARCH 14, 2022

This will help you identify areas where you are at a higher risk of tripping Remove any cords, magazines, boxes, etc. Decorate your bed with bedding that fits the size of your bed. Decorating your space with the right furniture. from high traffic areas. Bedding that is too long presents another tripping hazard.

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PennyMac

SEPTEMBER 27, 2023

Determine which books, loose mail and magazines can be stored elsewhere to create a more spacious look. Then, add aesthetically pleasing decor, such as a black or green pillow for the couch. Staged homes shouldn't have piles of paper on the countertops. Take a moment to reassess your space and ask yourself, “Do I need this?”

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Raleigh Realty

OCTOBER 10, 2021

A buyer will not be able to picture themselves inside your home if they are too busy looking at your overcrowded closet or stacks of magazines on your coffee table. Based on how the home is staged, they can start to picture how they might arrange their furniture or what decorations might look best in the home.

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Raleigh Realty

AUGUST 1, 2022

NAR) 39 of buyers’ agents claimed staging positively impacts the home value if it is decorated to a buyer’s taste. Realtor Magazine) 50 of staged properties sold for 6 or more over list price, with nearly 10 selling 15-20 over list price. NAR) 27 of buyers were more willing to overlook other property faults when viewing a staged home.

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Houston Properties

APRIL 6, 2020

Organize photos and decor. Sort through photos, decor, and memorabilia and try to minimize what’s on display. Old bills, outdated magazines, and other paper waste can be recycled, as well as empty bottles and cans. Fold and place clean clothes back in the closet, but don’t spend too much time on this.

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Houston Properties

JULY 19, 2022

It is a store that sells vintage home decor and also does restorations. They have been featured on TV and in dozens of publications including The Wall Street Journal , Fortune Magazine , Reuters , Fox News in the Morning , Money Magazine , Houston Business Journal , Houstonia , and Houston Chronicle.

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Quicken Loans

MAY 12, 2021

Magazines, newspapers and other subscription providers. Make decorating their room a top priority,” says Glanz. After a long day of cleaning, decorating and moving, a comfortable, relaxing bedroom is the sanctuary you need to refresh and prepare for your next day of unpacking. Insurance providers (auto, home, health, life).

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PennyMac

OCTOBER 13, 2021

With its considerable focus on design, decor, and lifestyle imagery, Instagram is a great match for real estate and neighborhood content. Also, [they] can create a community magazine with information on upcoming events alongside helpful real estate information and industry statistics.

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Listing Spark

MARCH 15, 2022

Update your decor. In fact, most renovation projects don’t return as much as they cost, according to Remodeling Magazine’s 2019 Cost Versus Value Report. A clean and organized home will appear more spacious and appealing. Repair any damage. Stage your home correctly. Source: remodeling.net.

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