Do you want to look into adding an additional revenue stream to your home staging business? You might want to consider working with homebuilders and flippers, as a home stager your skills will transfer over easily to this part of the real estate industry. Learn from Liz Connolly who has been involved in sales, marketing and design for over 30 years and has worked for and with a wide array of home builders and real estate agents at RESACON in July on this very topic!
Working with homebuilders can be a very lucrative area for real estate staging professionals. That being said, homebuilders are an entirely different breed than your basic resale staging clientele. Builder displays can be especially challenging as they generally require a vast number of furnishings and accessories and tend to sit for many months or even years. This can be very lucrative as you will receive a recurring check that you can count on each month.
Re-hab properties are typically just the opposite, not as many furnishings and accessories and they tend to sell very quickly. Many re-hab clients (flippers) seek preferential pricing and/or flexible payment terms. The key to profitability is maintaining a good balance of real estate staging projects.
What you can expect to learn from Liz Connolly’s session at RESACON2018:
- Identify builders that fit your niche and inventory.
- Learn to price builder display projects.
- Specialized language/terms for builder staging contracts.
- Identifying additional areas of business stemming from builder projects.
- Developing ongoing relationships with the homebuilding and rehab community.
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