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100 Days to Greatness

Century 21 Sweyer & Associates — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 21:37:58 +0000

One of the benefits that CENTURY 21 Sweyer offers to our agents is the 100 Days to Greatness training. We offer it in our Wilmington, NC office as well as our Jacksonville, NC office. Agents in both locations that have taken the classes have implemented the ideas into their business and have seen great results.

A little about the 100 Days to Greatness training…

Brian Buffini is a National real estate guru who created a program for real estate professionals called 100 Days to Greatness. This program develops skills, tools, and action plans to build a business based on referrals. The system will teach Agents how to increase referrals from their sphere of influence, family, and friends.

Pam Chumley, an agent with our Hampstead office, talks about her experience with the 100 Days to Greatness…
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Day 20: Two festive and delicious recipes!

Century 21 Sweyer & Associates — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 19:29:06 +0000

Today we are offering a two-for….two great recipes in one day! With Christmas right around the corner (boy, this month has flown by), it time to start figuring out what to cook for the big day. We have found a couple of yummy recipes (with the help of foodnetwork.com) that will hopefully lessen the stress of what to cook…

The first recipe is for the simple yet fun Pepperment Bark:

Ingredients

Crushed candy canes, to yield 1 cup

2 pounds white chocolate

Peppermint flavorings, optional

Directions

Place candy canes in a plastic bag and hammer into 1/4-inch chunks or smaller. Melt the chocolate in a double boiler. Combine candy cane chunks with chocolate (add peppermint flavoring at this point if desired.) Pour mixture onto a cookie sheet layered with parchment or waxed paper and place in the refrigerator for 45 minutes or until firm. Remove from cookie sheet and break into pieces (like peanut brittle.)

Next we have German Chocolate Cake with Coconut Pecan Frosting:

Ingredients

For the Cake:

12 tablespoons (1 1/2 sticks) unsalted butter, at room temperature, plus more for the pans

2 1/4 cups all-purpose flour

3 teaspoons baking powder

3/4 teaspoon baking soda

3/4 teaspoon salt

1 cup plus 2 tablespoons unsweetened Dutch-process cocoa powder

1 1/2 cups firmly packed light muscovado sugar

1 1/2 cups granulated sugar

1 1/2 cups strong brewed black coffee, at room temperature

1 1/2 cups buttermilk

3 large eggs

2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract

For the full recipe visit www.foodnetwork.com

Whether you are spending Christmas in the Wilmington, NC area or traveling to be with family, we hope you have a safe and wonderful holiday weekend!Similar Posts:

Day 15: Top Agents Masters and CENTURION Dinner

Century 21 Sweyer & Associates — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 21:57:38 +0000

Last night we hosted our Masters and CENTURION Dinner. Each year the top agents for Century 21 Sweyer in the Wilmington, Jacksonville, Monkey Junction, and Hampstead NC areas gather to celebrate the year’s accomplishments. It’s a night full of great food, great people, and of course GREAT PICTURES! Here is a glimpse of our wonderful night…

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Day 14: Toys for Tots in Southeastern NC

Century 21 Sweyer & Associates — Thu, 15 Dec 2011 21:29:59 +0000

We at Century 21 Sweyer would like to thank everyone who donated a toy for the 2011 Marine Toys For Tots. Our box was overflowing, which shows what a great community we have throughout Wilmington NC and surrounding areas. There is nothing greater than to see the smile on a child’s face when opening presents on Christmas morning, and thanks to our generous donors, there will be a lot of smiles throughout Southeastern NC this year!

Toys For Tots is a local toy collection campaign that typically starts in October and lasts until mid December. Members of the Wilmington, NC and surrounding areas dropped of new, unwrapped toys in collection boxes at the Century 21 Sweyer real estate offices located in Wilmington, Jacksonville, Hampstead and Monkey Junction. Today we had coordinators come pick up the toys and they will be storing them in a local warehouse. While in the warehouse, the toys will be sorted by age and gender. When Christmas rolls around, local community members will distribute the toys to the less fortunate children of the community. The program is successful thanks to the support of the local community and the generosity of the people who donate.

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Day 13: Sweyer Staff Dirty Santa Gift Exchange

Century 21 Sweyer & Associates — Wed, 14 Dec 2011 19:55:07 +0000

Looking for something fun to do at your Christmas Party? Well, here’s a sneak peak of the people who are behind the scenes at Century 21 Sweyer during their Dirty Santa Gift Exchange.

The participating staff members work in the Wilmington, NC office and support agents with every aspect of listing or selling a home.

If you would like to host your own Dirty Santa Gift Exchange…

Here are the rules:

Someone writes the numbers 1 through 10 (or however many are participating) on ten little pieces of paper, places the 10 little pieces of paper into a bowl, and everyone draws a number. Before the game begins, if you and another player agree, you may exchange numbers if you wish. There is no need to keep who has which numbers a secret. In fact, it might help the game move faster if everyone knows who is next in sequence; and, it gives the players a chance to plan their strategies. Whoever is next is usually ready to jump in and start playing the game so it is usually not a problem with folks forgetting their numbers. A hidden advantage of knowing the sequence of the players is it gives those later in the sequence time to make a bathroom stop, get a drink refill or get seconds on desserts.

The 10 gifts are put in the center of the room or on a table where everyone can easily pick-up, shake, inspect and select a package.
Late arriving game players can add their gift to the pile of gifts when they come in and become number 11 and so on.
Player #1 picks a gift and opens it, shows it around, models it, reads it or demos it (depending on what it is of course).
The person with slip of paper #2 is next. That person can either select another unopened gift or take the gift #1 had opened.
If #2 takes #1′s gift, #1 must select another unwrapped gift.
Next it is #3′s turn. #3 has two choices. #3 could select a new unopened gift, or take an already opened gift (#1′s gift or #2′s gift).
Then, if #3 were to select #2′s gift, #2 has two choices. #2 could select another unopened gift or select #1′s unwrapped gift. However, a gift can only be “stolen” twice before it is permanently not a choice.

Click here for more details about how to conduct your own Dirty Santa Gift Exchange!

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Day 7: Mistletoe Kayaking & a Christmas Card Contest

Century 21 Sweyer & Associates — Thu, 08 Dec 2011 15:04:23 +0000

If you are in the Wilmington, NC area and looking for something to do this Friday, head on down to Halyburton Park off 17th Street for a Mistletoe Kayak Trip!

Starting at 8am tomorrow morning, you can paddle the sounds of coastal NC, and surround yourself with festive holly trees and mistletoe. The day is open to novice or experience kayakers, and the trip will end around 3pm. For more information, call 910-341-0075, or email info@hayburtonpark.com.

For everyone in the Jacksonville, NC area- Show off your child’s creativity! The Onslow County Parks and Recreation Department has teamed up with the Jacksonville Mall to host the Christmas Card Design Contest.

All entries must be received by 5pm tomorrow. Be sure to include your child’s name, grade, and school name on the back of the card. Prizes will be awarded to the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners in each age division. To top it off, all cards will be displayed December 15th-22nd in the mall! Click here for more information.

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Day 5: What to get those “hard-to-buy-for” loved ones…

Century 21 Sweyer & Associates — Tue, 06 Dec 2011 17:05:21 +0000

The 2011 holiday season is in full swing. There are already lights on the trees of downtown Wilmington, NC, Christmas songs on the radio, Santa popping up all around Southeastern NC, and festive movies on the TV.

Although Christmas is one of my favorite times of the year, it can also be the most stressful holiday for me. As much as I love to shop, I cringe at the idea of what to get the people that I love. When asked, most will respond “you don’t need to get me anything” or “I don’t know, surprise me” (both of which leave me completely clueless and kicking myself for not starting the investigation earlier). Being guilty of said offense myself, I decided that asking people what they want would lead me nowhere. My next thought always brings me to the wonderful world of Google. Since I “Google” almost everything else I need to know, why not “Google” gift ideas? After a while of searching, I found a great site that is ideal for figuring out what to buy for those “I need nothing” and “surprise me” people. If you find yourself in the same predicament, try www.gifts.com.

They have a wide variety of gifts and gadgets for men, women, teens, and kids (although most kids are pretty fast about telling you what they want…I wish adults still had this power). I hope this is helpful for those of you in the same predicament!Similar Posts:

25 Days of Christmas-From Wilmington, NC to Jacksonville, NC

Century 21 Sweyer & Associates — Thu, 01 Dec 2011 19:43:54 +0000

With the stress of the holidays coming up (and coming fast!) CENTURY 21 Sweyer is here to be your holiday hotspot.

Starting tomorrow through Christmas Day, we will be bringing you festive and fun events, decorating tips, gift ideas and recipes from Wilmington, NC to Jacksonville, NC (and everywhere in-between!).

Whether you currently live in southeastern NC, or will be visiting family in the area, we will be your one stop shop for all that is festive this holiday season.

Stay tuned for daily updates…

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“The Rocks”- Another Treasure of Southeastern NC!

Century 21 Sweyer & Associates — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 16:59:26 +0000

If you have ever been to Fort Fisher, south of Wilmington, NC, you can’t help but notice a rock jetty that stretches across the water. “The Rocks” as most people call this unique location, is a prime spot for fishermen and adventurous onlookers. Around high tide, many species of fish cruise the wall including spotted seatrout, gray trout, and occasionally bluefish, sheepshead, red drum, and flounder.

Many people have walked out on the jetty, which runs along the river. You must be careful during high tide when the wall becomes wet and quit slippery. Even my parents took on “The Rocks” as adventurous teenagers. They walked the entire distance of the rocks (which can take up to an hour to walk to the island), barely making it back across before being swept away by the rising tide.

Before “The Rocks” became an outdoor adventure for families and a prize fishing spot, the location was used to aid navigation by stopping shoaling in the Cape Fear River. The rock jetty was built in the late 19th century, and was completed in 1881. The Rocks closed the former New Inlet, once used by Confederate blockade-runners to avoid the U.S. Navy, and created a lagoon, now called “The Basin”. Today, The Rocks and The Basin are part of the Zeke’s Island component of the North Carolina National Estuarine Research Reserve, and 1160-acre area of outstanding estuarine and ocean resources with extensive marshes and tidal flats. (ref.-N.C. Division of Parks & Recreation)

If you have not been to the rocks yet, I strongly urge you to take the family or your favorite fishing buddy to check out this historic gem. The Rocks are located at the end of Route 421 (take S College Rd. to Carolina Beach Rd. and continue to the very end).

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What To Do This Holiday Weekend…

Century 21 Sweyer & Associates — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 22:01:39 +0000

Looking for something to do this Thanksgiving weekend? Well you have come to the right spot! We have searched high and low to bring you the hottest events around Wilmington North Carolina and surrounding areas:

Thursday, November 24th:

7th Annual Thanksgiving Day Turkey Trot. Enjoy a 2.4 mile and 1 mile running race (or walk) at the Wrightsville Beach Loop. The Turkey Trot benefits Cape Fear Habitat for Humanity. Click here for more information and to register!

5th Annual Gallop for the Gravy. Come out for the annual 5K running race that begins and ends at Wilmington Family YMCA. Proceeds benefit local charities. Click here to register!

Friday, November 25th:

Downtown Holiday Tree Lighting. Kick off this holiday season by checking out the Downtown Holiday Tree Lighting. Entertainment begins at 5:30pm followed by the lighting of the tree at approximately 6:25pm. There will be carolers, jazz band, and arts and crafts. Located on Water Street.

4th Annual Holiday Lighting Ceremony. Come to Mayfaire Town Center in Wilmington, NC to enjoy caroling with the Thalian Association, Wilmington Glee Club, Wilmington Ballet, and lets not forget Santa. Festivities begin at 6:30pm!

Island of Lights Festival: Lighting at the Lake. The Lighting of the Lake officially begins the month-long Island of Lights Festival at Carolina Beach, NC. Families can walk one mile around the lake to view the lighted displays and see Santa. Free cocoa and cookies will be served! Festival begins at 7:00pm, located at Hwy 421 & Atlanta Ave.

Wrightsville Beach Tree Lighting Ceremony. The annual tree lighting will take place in front of Town Hall (321 Causeway Drive) starting at 5:45pm. Enjoy free hot chocolate and a visit from Mr. & Mrs. Santa Clause!

Holiday Lighting of the Battleship (November 25th-January 4th). The Battleship will be dressed in lights strung from the bow of the ship to the masts and down the stern.

Thanksgiving 20K Fall Footbrake Frenzy3. Come visit Coastal Plains Raceway Park in Jacksonville, NC November 25th-26th to see the largest payout in track history for a drag race. Friday the Band of Oz will be performing live, and there will be a discount for all active military! Everything starts at 10am on Friday.

Swansboro Christmas Flotilla. Head to Downtown Swansboro to experience boats, shopping, warm treats, and Santa! Festivities will be from 5-8pm.

Saturday, November 26th:

NC Holiday Flotilla Festival in the Park. Located at the Wrightsville Beach NC, starting at 10am. Enjoy arts and crafts booths, food, car show, children’s inflatable fun, and much more!

NC Holiday Flotilla. Come out for the 28th Annual Holiday Flotilla starting at 6pm in Wrightsville Beach NC. The night will begin with fireworks and then a procession of colorfully lighted boats will fill Banks Channel.

Enchanted Airlie (November 25th-November 26th). Located in Airlie Gardens, take a stroll through the gardens to see holiday flowers, festive lights, and live music. There will be two viewing per evening: 5-7pm and 7-9pm.

3rd Annual Christmas by the Sea. Beginning Friday November 25th, the Boardwalk at Carolina Beach, NC comes alive with decorations, storytelling, puppet shows, nativity scene, caroling, and a visit from Santa!

Sunday, November 27th:

Historic Wilmington Foundation’s 17th Annual Post-Turkey Tour. Starting at 4pm, enjoy a lecture and tour of Wright-Rehder House presented by Ed Turberg, Architectural Historian. Located at the Wright-Rehder House, 308 North 15th Street, Wilmington, NC.

With all of the events going on in the area, it is hard to pick just one. We hope you enjoy your holiday weekend!Similar Posts:

Parks, Parks and more Parks

Century 21 Sweyer & Associates — Thu, 29 Sep 2011 13:11:44 +0000

Just one of the many parks to come…..

As with most things in my life it comes down to accomodating kids or dogs. Poor Thom is on his own. Kids are nearly all grown and out and about on their own and so it is me and the puppies. One puppy actually and one rather stodgy matriarchal terrier mix with an attitude. The puppy entered our lives last April as an ill thought out replacement for Jackson who had passed ( the best big headed dog ever! ) . Hank was a deceitful puppy from the start – he seemed all lazy and mellow and friendly and cute. He is now 65lbs of energy and snarkiness toward other canines which has gotten us thrown out of many parks – and why I am writing this particular blog post. It is my perpetual mission to find places where I can take him to “socialize him”. I began to realize that there are so many parks in Wilmington – and I had only been going to one or two. It is my mission to at least visit every New Hanover County Park – and share my findings…

I will start with Halyburton Park on 17th Street.

One of the really great things about Halyburton Park is the walking /biking trail that runs along the perimeter. It is 1.3 miles around – the perfect distance so that you feel like you actually accomplished something but not so long that you have to break a sweat or get bored. It also connects with the Cross City Bike Trail which is another great feature. The dogs love to walk it because it winds through the woods and there are a lot of cool things to sniff ( for them ) and handy doggie do bags discretely placed throughout (for me ) For the record, I apologize to anyone reading this who might have passed us in the past few weeks. I swear that Hank is attending puppy classes and will have better manners in the future.

As far as other features in Haliburton – there is a large playground that is really active in the late afternoon, several picnic shelters, a nature center that offers classes, event space rental and clean restrooms! www.halyburtonpark.com is the link – you can access all of the class schedules including yoga, pilates and nature programs. There is even space rental for special events, business groups etc.

On the whole I have to give this park a big thumbs up – although I wish they would fix the doggie water fountain that along the trail. The park is user friendly, lots of parking and not overwhelming. Next week…Ogden Park. Completely uncharted territory for me!

Lois Potratz is a real estate professional with CENTURY 21® Sweyer & Associates who found her niche in real estate after working in many different fields. She was a theatrical designer in New York City, an agent with Ford Models Inc., a spokesperson for Oil of Olay, and a creator, host and producer for WWAY-TV3. She couldn’t be happier about calling Wilmington home with her husband and 2 daughters. Lois is involved in the community and enjoys spending time outdoors with her pup. Learn more about Lois at LoisInWilmington.comSimilar Posts:

CENTURY 21 Sweyer & Associates and CAMS Raise Over $50,000 to Benefit Non-profit Organization

Century 21 Sweyer & Associates — Tue, 16 Aug 2011 17:12:37 +0000

Watching a young boy grow and thrive because of the services provided by Easter Seals UCP North Carolina and Virginia proves that anything is possible for people living with a disability. This is why CENTURY 21 Sweyer & Associates and CAMS hold a fundraiser each year for Easter Seals UCP N.C. & V.A. In the last three months, CENTURY 21 Sweyer & Associates and CAMS raised $50,000 for Easter Seals UCP N.C. & V.A. by selling tickets for a $10,000 raffle. On Friday, August 5th, the winning ticket was drawn.

The $10,000 grand prize winner was Chief Shirley, a continuing supporter and annual participant in the Easter Seals UCP fundraiser. The Shirley family couldn’t be more thrilled about winning and being a part of another successful fundraiser.

Easter Seals UCP (United Cerebral Palsy) NC & VA is an organization dedicated to providing high-quality support and services to people with disabilities and mental health challenges. Many services are provided in the local Wilmington market including the Easter Seals UCP NC & VA Child Development Center on Military Cutoff.

For the past 8 years, CENTURY 21 Sweyer & Associates and CAMS have raised over $300,000 to help support Easter Seals UCP NC & VA. CENTURY 21 Sweyer & Associates rank 5th in the nation among all CENTURY 21 companies for Easter Seals UCP N.C. & V.A. fundraising.

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2011 CENTURY 21 Sweyer Raffle For Easter Seals UCP- DOWN TO THE WIRE!

Century 21 Sweyer & Associates — Mon, 01 Aug 2011 18:08:16 +0000

We’re in our final week of raising money for Easter Seals UCP of North Carolina and Virginia. The winning ticket is worth $10,000; the 2nd place prize is worth $5,000; and the 3rd place prize is worth $2,500! Tickets are $10 each and can be purchased by visiting the event website. The final day to purchase tickets is Thursday, August 4th by 5pm and the winning tickets will be drawn on Friday, August 5th at 5 pm at the CENTURY 21 Sweyer office on Military Cutoff Rd.

Over the past 7 years, this annual raffle has raised over $250,000 in support of Easter Seals UCP. Easter Seals UCP (United Cerebral Palsy) is an organization dedicated to providing high-quality support and services to people with disabilities and mental health challenges. Many services are provided in the local Wilmington market including the Easter Seals UCP Child Development Center on Military Cutoff Rd. All of the proceeds from the raffle will go directly to this charity.Similar Posts:

Thanks Facebook Fans!

Century 21 Sweyer & Associates — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 17:53:45 +0000

Last week, our CENTURY21 Sweyer & Associates Facebook page reached 1000 fans! To celebrate, the staff put together a little video to say “thank you” to them. From moustaches and toilet paper to cut-outs and face painting, the staff puts their creativity to the test. Enjoy!

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Flooring: An Overview

Century 21 Sweyer & Associates — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 12:48:49 +0000

When perusing the real estate market, buyers should be picky, thorough and informed on every aspect of their purchase. Exterior foundation, insurance, floor plan, etc. are components of home-buying that should not be overlooked. Even flooring plays an important role in the longevity of your home as well as the quality.

There are tons of flooring options—granite, wood, stone, linoleum, bamboo, tile, carpet, vinyl, etc. — and it can be overwhelming if you’re remodeling. Ultimately the decision will depend on what your budget is as well as what ‘look’ you’re going for. Let’s investigate hardwood, carpet, vinyl and more.

Carpet has its advantages. It’s less expensive than some other flooring options and it absorbs noises. Don’t get me wrong—it’s soft, warm, and quiet but when you have enough spills to give BP a run for their money, carpet can become your enemy. You can try to remove the stains but unfortunately soiled carpet can make a home look and feel dirty. It’s also costly and difficult to have carpets professionally cleaned and the dirty water can get beneath the surface of the carpet. Also, carpet can hold onto dust and pollen, making it a bad choice for someone with allergies. If you’re replacing carpet, the cost ranges and additional fees for labor—pulling up old carpet, moving furniture, etc.—also factor in to the overall cost. Also, it depends on the type of carpet and the retailer or installer you choose. Keeping these issues in mind, it’s important to now look at other options if carpet doesn’t seem like the right fit for your lifestyle.

Hardwood floors are a completely different look. Hardwoods look smooth, clean and chic. They are a great investment because they last forever and actually look better with time. They are natural and non-allergenic and won’t absorb spills as bad as carpets. However, they are also more expensive to install, can become costly to maintain and can be noisy.

If hardwoods are too expensive, laminate might be a good alternative since it can provide the realistic look of wood. Like hardwoods, laminate is extremely durable and will last 15-30 years. It’s easier to install because interlocking floating pieces can attach to each other without glue. It’s also environmentally responsible since it can imitate wood without cutting down all the trees needed for production. Since it is an imitation, it doesn’t have the same perceived value as other natural flooring materials and therefore will run slightly cheaper.

Vinyl, a flooring option with the broadest range of colors and designs, can be a definite value-buy if you’re on a budget. Like laminate, it can also imitate the look of hardwoods and other flooring products. Vinyl can be great because it’s pretty low-maintenance, resistant to water and easier to stand on because of its cushy construction. However, also like laminate, it lowers the value of your home.

Green building is an important trend that has many home-buyers and renovators considering environmentally-friendly building materials and appliances. Bamboo is the ultimate choice for a wood floor that won’t damage the environment. Not only is bamboo sustainable and eco-friendly, it can enhance the look and feel of your home. It can add a classic, rustic or modern style to your home. While bamboo is a great option, it can also be easily damaged by furniture or high heels and it may not last as long as hardwoods or be as easy to maintain as hardwoods.

Between finding an installer, choosing the type of floor, considering all the costs and finally making a decision, it definitely helps to do the research and decide on a budget. Decide what look you’re going for and then consider costs. You’ll be much happier with the finished result if you know that you explored all of your options.

Valerie Carr is the Marketing Coordinator at CENTURY 21® Sweyer & Associates. Most of the time you will find Valerie laying on the beach with a good book and soaking up the rays. She freelance writes for several local magazines and finds it exciting to research the latest trends in home décor as well as just about any other topic you can imagine.Similar Posts:

Happy new year!

Century 21 Sweyer & Associates — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 21:56:09 +0000

Have a safe & cheerful New Year!

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Home Staging Services in Wilmington, NC

Century 21 Sweyer & Associates — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 18:49:32 +0000

Kathy Kibler, who owns Casa Bella Home Staging, is now serving New Hanover, Pender, Brunswick and Wake County as an Accredited Staging Professional (ASP). The ASP designation is the only nationally recognized designation for Home Staging. Kathy is among the network of more than 15,000 professional Home Stagers worldwide, who are providing sellers with the knowledge and tools they need to sell their homes fast and for more money. Kathy has completed the Accredited Staging Professional Course provided by StagedHomes.com where she received hands-on instruction and was required to demonstrate techniques by staging a home that was listed on the market. Kathy is also a licensed Real Estate Broker with CENTURY 21 Sweyer & Associates, so she understands the need for staging to get homes sold. Kathy stages each home for her clients whose home she lists to sale.

The softening Real Estate market has increased homeowner demands for tools to help bring a profit in the sale of their homes. Home Staging has become one such tool. By properly cleaning, de-cluttering and preparing a house before it is listed on the market, homeowners have a better chance of selling their home at or above the list price and in a much shorter time frame. Home Staging is an important part of the Real Estate industry.

In a 2004-2006 study conducted by StagedHomes.com, 300 homes that had spent an average of 163.7 days on the market, were staged by Accredited Staging Professionals (ASPs), re-listed, sold in an average of 13.7 days. Homes that were staged before being listed, sold in an average of 8.9 days. Of the same 300 homes, those that were staged after spending time on the market had an average equity of $14,074. That’s compared to homes that were staged prior to being listed, which saw a 5.8% increase for an average equity of $16,784. On average, Staged homes sold 50% faster and for 6.9% more than homes that were not staged.

For more information on Home Staging please contact Kathy Kibler with Casa Bella Home Staging at 910-228-6766 or e-mail at Kathy@kkibler.com.

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