Surveys show Crown Point, St. John, and Munster home buyers can more easily picture moving themselves and their belongings into a home they’re viewing if it is still furnished rather than if it’s vacant. Kind of makes sense doesn’t it? It’s all about first impressions and the subconscious. People tend to relate easier to homes that show a little life. Our subconscious tells us vacant homes are empty, and too cold or too hot. They bring our focus to what’s wrong with a house, like a threadbare carpet, dirty walls, or even an overgrown front lawn because there’s nothing else to ply our attention and stir our imagination. But sometimes we’re forced by new employment or other factors outside our control to relocate to a new home before the old one is sold. Never fear. Here are some tips to keep in mind for staging and selling your vacant house that will help buyers imagine making your oldhouse their new home.
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