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Do you know how much your house is worth in today’s market?
Are you drowning in clutter and feeling disorganized?
Is your house ready to be photographed and seen by potential buyers?
These are just some of the questions that will be addressed at this presentation.

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Is your Home one of Them?
When it comes to marketing a home it is so important to make sure all the rooms are in order and accounted for. Meaning that each room in a house has a specific purpose and it is necessary that buyers see them for what they are.
Many of the homes I view and stage have rooms that suffer from Identity Crises.
• Living rooms that have become the play and toy room.
• Bedrooms that are made into a make-shift office, homework room or a catch-all room.
• Dining rooms that have become the second family room.
Sometimes these rooms just need to exist this way because that is the way the homeowner lives and needs to use the space. But, when it comes to sell the line has to be drawn and the rooms have to be shown for what they were meant to be.
It is so important to market every inch of a home. These rooms can not be over looked. Buyers can not be left to figure out what a room is for, they must be shown.
Here are just a few examples of rooms that have regained their Identity by being professionally staged BCM Home Staging, LLC.
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All photography done by:
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BCM Home Staging, LLC
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This is a question that is being asked of me by home-owners with very large, unfurnished or partial furnished homes. More and more, I am seeing homes that are so big that the owners can not even afford to furnish all the rooms.
They have large rooms that are completely empty, and appear to have no identity or purpose. I am asking myself, “Why are people building homes that are so huge that the average family does not even use all the rooms”?
Consider the price of energy for heating and cooling these homes, it is no wonder why people are bailing out. Not to mention the rising property taxes on these mega homes and the mortgage crises.
So back to the original question: “To Stage or Not to Stage”?
If you are in the market to sell such large homes you have to show all the purposes of these rooms. Every room must have an identity. Exercise room, media room, home library, hobby room, computer room, etc. It must reflect something that a busy family of today would use these spaces for. If not, you are sending a message to buyers that this house is so big that they will not be using some of the rooms.


A Professional Home Stager can help create rooms that have meaning.
In today’s market, sometimes you have to think inside the box. Don’t leave the buyer wondering what a room is for, show them.
When ready to sell, make sure you are ready to be seen.
201-247-1198
By bringing in color, accessories and some accent furniture pieces to warm up the house, it is know ready for buyers to see how lovely this home is. For more information contact
When ready to sell, make sure you are ready to be seen.
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