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THE STAGE IS SET FOR SUCCESSFUL SELLING BDM INTERIORS
Are you thinking of selling your property? The market is thriving right now and BDM are on hand to ensure your property stands out.
Home staging is essentially presenting your home in the best light possible to potential buyers. BDM will give your property the ‘show home’ look and ensure it appeals to the widest amount of buyers achievable. This results in a quick and profitable sale for the vendor.
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86% of staged properties sell up to 3 times faster than non-staged properties
78% of estate agents confirm home staging increases property value by up to 10%
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Home staging is cheaper than you think, typically costing 1-2% of the property value
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75% of buyers spend more time viewing a property that has been staged
The Home Staging service is simple; supporting the vendor to sell their property QUICKLY and for MORE MONEY.
BDM will attend the property to conduct a home staging consultation, following up with a detailed report giving you guidance and knowledge to either DIY or book our full service for in-home staging. If you’re hands on or hands-off, BDM are sure to have a package for you.
BDM Interiors Tel: 07808 205 854, email
bobbie@bdminteriors.co.uk,
www.bdminteriors.co.uk Instagram @bdminteriors
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Don’t take our word for it look what their satisfied customers have to say…
‘If you want professional and friendly guidance on the best way to present your home when selling, go to BDM. We were initially apprehensive before knowing the costs were accessible and the process was straightforward. We didn’t have the time or knowledge on how to best present our home, but Bobbie did. We accepted an offer on the house 4 days after going on the market.’ Matt - Leamington Spa.
Not moving but simply want a room refresh? Check out the bespoke room design service from only £99 on the BDM website
www.bdminteriors.co.uk
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THE MIDLANDS PROPERT Y GUIDE HOME S TAGING
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