Plagued by a Toronto home that will not sell? If your home has been for sale on Toronto’s Multiple Listing Server for more than 60 days, Toronto’s Staging Experts would like to help.
January 23, 2006 (Press Release) --
Toronto, ON - January 23, 2006 –
Plagued by a Toronto home that will not sell? If your home has been for sale on Toronto’s Multiple Listing Server (MLS) for more than 60 days and you are becoming concerned, Toronto’s Staging Experts would like to help.
The most likely reason the home has not sold is because it does not show well. Some home stagers offer complimentary consultations and proposals - it never hurts to get a third-party opinion.
“Selling a home is much easier when the home is ready to be sold” says home stager Kelly Fallis. “It’s important for people to understand why their home is not selling and how to go about fixing it so it does.”
Good News: Toronto Home Staging connoisseurs, “Organized Outcomes”, is giving away 5 “Ready for Sale Revamp” prize packs within central Toronto*, just in time for the Toronto real estate spring season beginning this week.”
Home Staging is a three-step process of transitioning a home for sale to an irresistible home easily moved into, including trades work, staging labour and monthly rentals. 83% of the homes that Organized Outcomes staged last year sold within the first week. 70% of Toronto homeowners that spent between $3,000 and $10,000 on Organized Outcomes staging services sold their homes for above list price in 2005.
The “Ready for Sale Revamp” includes:
• Initial Consultation & Detailed Do It Yourself Staging Report
• Before & After Photos
• $1000 of ‘OO Money’**
If you are selling a home priced above $350,000 and wish to qualify for the “Ready for Sale Revamp,” send your contact details and MLS listing number to info@organizedoutcomes.ca before 12 p.m. on Monday, January 30th 2006. Winners will be notified via email or phone.
* C01, C02, C03, C04, C08, C09, C10, C11, C12, C13, E1, E2, E3, W1, W2, W7, W8
** OO Money offsets the costs of Organized Outcomes professional staging services. Apply it to your home or gift it to others. While there is no expiration date, there is a restriction on the dollar amount that can be used at one time.
Plagued by a Toronto home that will not sell? If your home has been for sale on Toronto’s Multiple Listing Server (MLS) for more than 60 days and you are becoming concerned, Toronto’s Staging Experts would like to help.
The most likely reason the home has not sold is because it does not show well. Some home stagers offer complimentary consultations and proposals - it never hurts to get a third-party opinion.
“Selling a home is much easier when the home is ready to be sold” says home stager Kelly Fallis. “It’s important for people to understand why their home is not selling and how to go about fixing it so it does.”
Good News: Toronto Home Staging connoisseurs, “Organized Outcomes”, is giving away 5 “Ready for Sale Revamp” prize packs within central Toronto*, just in time for the Toronto real estate spring season beginning this week.”
Home Staging is a three-step process of transitioning a home for sale to an irresistible home easily moved into, including trades work, staging labour and monthly rentals. 83% of the homes that Organized Outcomes staged last year sold within the first week. 70% of Toronto homeowners that spent between $3,000 and $10,000 on Organized Outcomes staging services sold their homes for above list price in 2005.
The “Ready for Sale Revamp” includes:
• Initial Consultation & Detailed Do It Yourself Staging Report
• Before & After Photos
• $1000 of ‘OO Money’**
If you are selling a home priced above $350,000 and wish to qualify for the “Ready for Sale Revamp,” send your contact details and MLS listing number to info@organizedoutcomes.ca before 12 p.m. on Monday, January 30th 2006. Winners will be notified via email or phone.
* C01, C02, C03, C04, C08, C09, C10, C11, C12, C13, E1, E2, E3, W1, W2, W7, W8
** OO Money offsets the costs of Organized Outcomes professional staging services. Apply it to your home or gift it to others. While there is no expiration date, there is a restriction on the dollar amount that can be used at one time.
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