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Lise- in either case, you run the risk of a buyer being disappointed when they finally see the empty house unless it is made clear to the buyer. To me the difference would depend on how the seller's original furniture looked in the home.
Also if you do use those photos, then I would have the virtual photos, if you have them, in the house so that buyers could see the possibilities.
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Lise Howe
Washington, DC
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Lise Howe We have never used this option. Expectations and reality? Tony
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Tony and Suzanne Marri...
Scottsdale, AZ
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One is actually the seller's furnishings and "real." The other is "made up" and possibly enhanced.
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Debbie Gartner
White Plains, NY
784,786
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I have no problem with either, the final decision is made with the actual viewing.
1,502,998
I just LOVE the virtual stagers! I find their photos so funny and just such pieces of utter crap! I have yet to see one where the furniture wasn't floating in mid air! BEWARE BUYERS: GRAVITY DOES NOT WORK IN THIS HOUSE!!!
If I stage a house, it isn't for the photos, it is until the house sells. Otherwise... geesh!
4,319,419
Lise Howe if the home is not going to be staged at all, Virtual Staging is always a better choice for a vacant property.
3,988,007
I don't use this service. I will show photos of the house furnished by the seller and again when it is vacant.
5,583,278
we have never used virtual staging....we want the home to show as it should to every buyer who sees it....
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We think it is important to give a buyer some spacial orientation...and furnishing..however you choose..the individual market finds acceptable is a good move we think.