Virtual Staging – New York Real Estate Investor Gets the Edge

Distressed Condominiums in Florida Are Virtually Sold!

Ted, an investor based out of New York called upon Virtually Staging Properties after reading an article in the New York Times about a new marketing tool called virtual staging.  He was unsure what to expect as this was a new technology he had never tried before and needed that competitive edge to sell his renovated investment properties quickly.

“Virtually Staging Properties has been a great addition to my marketing plan.  I placed my first order of 3 photos online and could not believe the results of the finished product I received.  The properties were selling instantly and for more than expected.  I found that an order of 5 to 8 pictures of the condo properties really helped buyers understand how to layout the spaces especially the living and dining room combo floorplans in the majority of the condominiums that I invest and flip.  The pictures were very realistic and to scale.  I was amazed at how they instantly brought buyer traffic to the listing!” says Ted.

Ted’s agent finds distressed properties that are good investments to purchase and sell quickly in the South Florida area.  Once the properties are completely renovated he then has a professional photographer take pictures of the vacant rooms in the home.  Virtually Staging Properties receives the photos and digitally places attractive furnishings and decor into the photographs.  The unique service transforms the photos into beautifully staged pictures that can be used in any marketing materials for the property like flyers, virtual tour videos and online where they instantly capture a buyers attention.

“I completed 24 renovation projects and all 24 properties sold thanks to virtual staging.  My agents were thrilled and so were the buyers.  The service is just what I was looking for and online ordering is easy and the low cost fits right in my budget.  I highly recommend this technology-savvy tool to investors needing that competitive edge when it comes to marketing!” explains Ted.