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Email Scam Targets Home Stagers and Decorators

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email scam targets stagers and decorators

It can come by email or text. Either way, this scam targets home stagers and designers.

Perhaps, you’re still wondering how many people have heard of home staging. Sadly, here’s further proof that this is a well-established field.

Scam artists have crawled out from under their… Read More →

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Dare to be different when packaging your home staging services

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I came across an interesting article recently about a home stager who has come up with a new way to package her services over the holiday season which is traditionally a slower time of year for stagers.

She has started offering holiday home staging parties and I hope this story inspires you … Read More →

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California Interior Designer Finds Success as Home Stager

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Staging Diva Grad Linda Scaglione

It wasn’t until Interior Designer, Linda Scaglione, found herself in the midst of Southern California’s housing collapse that she became desperate to find a way out of the sinking retail side of design.

When a friend suggested that with her skills she should consider getting into… Read More →

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Healthy Canadian real estate market looks great for home stagers

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Last week, I discussed how home sales in the United States are at their highest level since 2007, but things are also looking up in the Canadian real estate market.

Though the economy in Canada has not been hit as hard as its US counterpart, the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) will be… Read More →

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Record Level US Home Sales Bodes Well for Home Stagers

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Earlier this week, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) reported that sales of existing homes are at their highest level in over two years which bodes well for home stagers.

It is believed that Obama’s $8,000 tax credit for qualified first-time home buyers has been a driving force … Read More →

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Start a home staging portfolio before starting your staging business

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If you are in any way interested in becoming a home stager or interior redesigner, there’s a good possibility that you are constantly redecorating your home and/or working on a new home improvement project.

When you have a natural talent for decorating, the urge to decorate is always there.… Read More →

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What if Oprah had been stopped by fear of failure?

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Oprah not stopped by fear

Today Oprah is announcing on her show that she’s ending The Oprah Winfrey Show in September 2011 after 25 years. It’s not like she’s retiring of course. Aside from her current media empire, she’s launching her own cable TV channel and will in all likelihood have… Read More →

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Following up on the filthy house staging dilemma

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Last month I posted a home staging business dilemma asking what you would do if you found yourself being asked to stage an absolutely filthy property. A special thanks to everyone who left comments on that blog post!

I’ve been in situations like this more times than I would like— meeting with… Read More →

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What do you do if you find yourself in a filthy house?

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The smell hits you when you walk in the door. There’s a litter box somewhere nearby that hasn’t been changed in at least a week. The kitchen is filthy – there’s garbage and mail everywhere and dirty dishes are stacked in the sink, beside the sink and on top of the stove.

There’s a … Read More →

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When Your Home Staging Client Hates What You’ve Done

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unhappy home staging client

I published a home staging business dilemma recently that had many of you thinking!

The question was, “What if your home staging clients hate what you’ve done?”

The dilemma I presented involved a home stager leaving a staging consultation with excited clients.

After staging, while the … Read More →

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