For over two decades as a Professor and Program Director at the University of New Hampshire, I helped young people get started in their careers in hospital labs, biomedical research companies, and in medical professions such as Physician Assistants and MDs. Now, as a REALTOR, I enjoy serving young people in purchasing their starter home. But I also enjoy helping folks on the other end of the spec
trum who are ready to down-size to a place where they don't have to worry as much about maintenance and can reap the rewards of their life's hard work by relaxing more and spending less on their home! In addition, I utilize my home staging accreditation to assist builders, investors, flippers, and home sellers in the successful sale of their properties by highlighting the homes best features. If a home is vacant, staging makes rooms look larger and helps buyers visualize how they might live in the home. If a home is owner-occupied, staging helps buyers see themselves making the home their own. The best reason for staging both vacant and owner-occupied homes is that staged homes sell for more money, giving the seller a bigger return on their investment. An additional benefit for the seller is that staging is considered an advertising expense and is tax deductible.