First, let me start by saying that what you read in the title is correct: I said VA (not WA). And let me also add that I wasn’t so lucky to be hired by a client in Virginia (even though I would have loved to!). What you are about to read (and see) comes from one of the blogs I am following, which also happens to be one of my favorite one: Young House Love. The reason why I want to share these photos with you is because the last project this great couple worked on applies also to home staging, and particularly to the the very first thing buyers see when they come to see your house: the exterior. Barb Schwarz, president of Staged Homes, in her home staging class taught us that “If you can’t see it, you can’t sell it”, which means that you need to pay attention to the vegetation surrounding your house, and, if it is too thick, you need to either trim it or remove it. Look at these photos to get a better understanding:

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Staging tip: “If you can’t see it, you can’t sell it”