Designed to Appeal, Priced to Sell

Yes. Staging and presentation guidance are included as part of my full-service listing representation. When you hire me, you’re not just getting a listing agent—you’re getting strategic, design-focused support to help your home show at its very best.

Not every home needs full staging, but every home benefits from thoughtful presentation. My role is to assess what will make the biggest impact for your property and price point—sometimes that’s simple editing and rearranging, and other times it’s more involved styling.

Usually, no. Most homes can be staged effectively using what you already own. I focus on optimizing layout, scale, and flow first. If small additions are recommended—such as lamps, artwork, or greenery—they’re kept minimal and purposeful.

Staging doesn’t have to be. My guidance is designed to be cost-conscious and high-impact. I’ll help you prioritize updates that deliver the strongest return and avoid unnecessary spending.

It typically includes a walkthrough or consultation, room-by-room recommendations, decluttering and editing guidance, furniture placement suggestions, and final touches to ensure the home is photo- and show-ready.

Most homes can be prepared within a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on the scope. I work within your timeline to ensure the home is ready when we go live.

Yes. Well-presented homes tend to photograph better, attract more interest, and help buyers emotionally connect with the space—which can lead to stronger offers and shorter time on market.

If professional staging or rentals are beneficial, I can help evaluate options and coordinate with trusted local staging partners. Virtual staging is also an option to illustrate layout and function.

Presentation and pricing go hand in hand. Staging helps support strategic pricing by showcasing the home’s full potential and strengthening buyer perception of value.