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What You Need To Know About Home Staging
Gone are the days of selling your house the old fashioned way, by hoping and praying that potential buyers like you house. Nowadays, if you want to sell your house at a respectable price, then you might want to read about home staging. Home staging is a great way to amp up the style value of a house thus making it easier for you to sell it to potential buyers. Here are some things that you might want to know about home staging. Don’t overdo it. This time, the old saying that less is more is very applicable in more ways than one. If you don’t stop yourself from over-designing your house, you will just end up making it look like a cluttered mess.
Speaking of clutter, you should stack books neatly in a shelf. Books should be stacked vertically so that it is more pleasing to the eyes. If you don’t want to get rid of your old magazines or other paperback materials, then you might want to consider making or buying inexpensive baskets so that you can have a place to put them in.
Don’t stick with the old fashioned ways of designing your house. Think outside the box. Dining room chairs can be used to create a lounge area at the patio. A coffee table does not have to be in the living room all the time. You can put it in the master’s bedroom to add more class to it. One thing about home staging is that you should consider thinking out of the box more often.
Another thing about home staging is that it’s all about the light. Letting the rays of the sun come in through clean and properly designed windows can be very enticing to potential buyers since it creates that scene of perfection and peace. Proper lighting is also a good way to visually enhance those less flattering areas of your house. If you can’t manipulate those places into looking more flattering, then consider manipulating the lights.
Lastly, one more thing worth remembering about home staging is that different buyers have different taste. You should never give up if one buyer says no. The information was given by a motivational speaker who used to help the first home buyers and those who want to buy property.
My mom took in a stray cat (now 3), what can I use to get him to stop spraying on everything? a .45?
This cat sprays everything. The curtains, the book shelf, patio furniture. Wherever the other two cats have been, he's got to go spray. Mom's been using vinegar but it's not smelling that great either. I'd like to take it for a drive but she's really attached so I'll try anything....first.
He's marking his territory. He's telling the other cats, hey I'm here now, this is my place. Cats are very very territorial. If you get him neutered as soon as you can, he will stop spraying. He will still be territorial, you can't take that out of them, but you won't have to deal with the odor and cleaning up after him.
He's just doing what's natural to him. He's a cat! Get him neutered, and he'll settle in and be a "good kitty boy" just be patient and give him a chance. He's not doing it on purpose, trust me.... 
I hope your patient and keep him, he deserves a good home too - not a ride in the car - bless his little heart....
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