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A well-dressed, sparkling house can summon a great deal of attention, and potentially help a home to sell very quickly. This is true in all markets. In a cold market, buyers don't have to settle for anything less than the best. Why should they spend time and money fixing up a distressed home when a staged house looks great and is move-in ready? In a hot market, buyers can go into feeding-frenzy mode, focusing on the hot property of the week and ignoring the others. Therefore, you want your property to be the hot one, with buyers going crazy in their efforts to outbid each other.

You will still need to be open and honest about the house's physical condition in your disclosure statements and elsewhere. Meanwhile, however, you have a house to sell, and there's no harm in making it look its absolute best. This will inspire the potential buyers to see how they may want to decorate!

A home stager is similar to an interior decorator. They have expertise in planning and choosing colors, fabrics, and furniture, while arranging them all in a way that makes your home look its best.

A good home stager brings a few extra things to the table. The stager is not focused on creating a home that suits your personal taste and need for everyday comforts, but instead they make your home appeal to a broad range of tastes. Livable or not, probably not, after you've hidden the toaster, toothpaste, and laundry hamper, the idea is for the stager's work to help people fall in love with your place and want to buy it.