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Just like when you’re selling your home, choosing to stage a rental property will help it stand out from the competition. That’s good news if you’re a real estate investor. Because a vacant rental property is not a wise investment. Stage it to rent it! Choosing to stage a rental property is not a new concept. The popular HGTV show, Income Property, has been promoting staged rentals for years. That’s because, when potential renters enter the space, they can quickly imagine themselves living there. It makes their decision to choose YOUR rental simple, because it stands out from the competition. |
 Before: Bedroom before staging. |
 After: This simple, yet stylish bedroom with in-suite laundry convienently located in the closet is the perfect retreat for any homeowner. |
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That means money in your pocket. Not only will your property be rented more quickly and have lower vacancy, but you will likely be able to charge more for it. Here’s an example of a staged rental property Set Your Stage recently worked on in Spruce Cliff, Calgary. |
 Before: Living room before staging. |
 After: This cozy living room is the perfect space for entertaining friends or relaxing after a long day. |
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Professionally staging this rental property with rented furniture creates a modern, unified and welcoming feel to a space that would otherwise feel cold. Want to stay in touch and read more home staging tips? Set Your Stage on Twitter. |
