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According to staging statistics, an unstaged home is guaranteed to feel colder and less welcoming, maybe even to the point of a no-sale even if it checks all the wish list boxes.

The golden rule of home staging is more important than ever before in 2021. Everyone is building a more personal relationship with their home and need to be able to picture it nice and cozy for themselves.

To fix up your house before listing it or sell it as is. It’s an age old debate for a reason—the answer is complicated and case-specific. It depends on multiple factors, including your personal reasons for listing and the features of the real estate market you’ll be entering. For clarity’s sake, selling your home “as is” means that you have decided not to make any further repairs once it's on the market. This kind of listing means that, regardless of a home inspection’s results, your prospective homebuyer would be buying the home in its current condition.

At a time when 55% of modern home-buyers say that going online was their first step in the house-hunting process, it's clear that the days of realtors toting around shoeboxes full of listings are over. But, what kind of tools exist nowadays to assist the tech-saavy, or even the tech-newbie, in landing the perfect property? Allow us to elaborate.

WITH every mobile phone packing more megapixels of photographic technology than an entire array of camera equipment a decade ago, some might begin to question why professional photographers still exist. But ironically, the more pictures there are being taken, the better one has to be to stand out and grab a buyer’s attention.