We see a lot of homes being fixed up and flipped so they are empty and have no furniture. Using this site can give a buyer an idea what it might look like with stuff in it. Many buyers can't see the potential of a 100% empty room.

In my experience purchasing homes down here, the furniture is included as many homes are vacation and rental homes. Well, I guess if you're buying a million dollar home, money is no object. There was only one that we visited several years ago on Blackbeard's Court that I really liked, where there was no furniture and we were figuring how we could furnish it logistically.

I'm hoping a prospective buyer does not get upset. (If I'm reading this post correctly). Pretty crazy what can be done these days!

In my experience purchasing homes down here, the furniture is included as many homes are vacation and rental homes. Well, I guess if you're buying a million dollar home, money is no object. There was only one that we visited several years ago on Blackbeard's Court that I really liked, where there was no furniture and we were figuring how we could furnish it logistically.

I'm hoping a prospective buyer does not get upset. (If I'm reading this post correctly). Pretty crazy what can be done these days!

Where was the house on Blackbeard's Ct?
As far as the virtual staging for $24 a picture that sounds like money well spent Vs a actual staged house.

I saw a listing for a house for sale in the million dollar range. I noticed a couple of the pictures looked odd. It seems the listing agent took a picture and photoshoped furniture in it for the 2nd picture. I took it to our digital photo guy and in 10 seconds said it was virtual digital staging. I was blown away and for $24 each picture sounds interesting. You can't believe anything anymore.

In my experience purchasing homes down here, the furniture is included as many homes are vacation and rental homes. Well, I guess if you're buying a million dollar home, money is no object. There was only one that we visited several years ago on Blackbeard's Court that I really liked, where there was no furniture and we were figuring how we could furnish it logistically.

I'm hoping a prospective buyer does not get upset. (If I'm reading this post correctly). Pretty crazy what can be done these days!

Where was the house on Blackbeard's Ct?
As far as the virtual staging for $24 a picture that sounds like money well spent Vs a actual staged house.

I cannot remember the address of the house, but it was a cedar shake home with a great view of the sound even though it was on a canal. You take a left on Blackbeard's Court, and it was probably the fourth house on the right. The new owners have since painted it yellow! Yuck! One story with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths with a huge backyard with a dock that pointed straight at the sound. We looked at it around 2011. It was an inheritance house that the new owners finally decided to unload. Just had too many problems for our wallet.

Yep...staging in reality is great if you can afford to purchase the furniture which is an added expense and virtual if you want to get an idea of what to do. I don't need the idea of virtual since I can do it myself IF I had the money..I just want the furniture to redo or whatever since we cannot completely furnish a second home.