Stager Guide

1. Use the "Stager Signup" option in the top menu to create a login and password

 

2. Accept the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy

 

3. Log In using the newly created login and password

 

4. Click on the "Add Profile" option within the Stager control panel

 

5. Click on the plus sign next to your state,  a list of cities will appear

 

6. Click on the City,  - if your city is not already listed, you can add it.

 

7. Create a headline for your profile i.e. ‘Executive couple, great furnishings, neat freaks’

 

8. Answer the simple questions about yourself and your furniture. You MAY NOT include any contact information such as phone number or email in your profile. The Homeowner must contact you through this website.

 

9. Click 'Add Listing'  You will receive a message that confirms your profile has been successfully added. This message will include a link to upload photos of your furniture to your profile.  The maximum size file for each photo is 2mb

 

10. Click on "My Profiles" section to view your profile at anytime, You can also edit it or add more photos later.

 

1. The homeowner can browse the stager profiles but can not contact a stager unless the homeowner has a paid active listing on the site.

 

2. When you communicate you should make sure both parties agree on the various terms of your relation ship. Among other things, these include the extra expenses, the duties to be performed, the showing instructions for real estate agents, any advance notice required for showings, a minimum and maximum notice for move out once the home is under contract.

 

3. When you have identified the stager you will use, we recommend you check their credit profile and perform a criminal background check.

 

4. We recommend you verify employment and check any references the stager can give.

 

5. We recommend that stagers carry an insurance policy including liability insurance.

 

6. We recommend putting your agreement in writing and include language that addresses notice to move, in certain instances, even if the home has not sold.

 

7. Make arrangements for access to the home.

 

8. Homeowners will have the opportunity to leave feedback about a stager once their house is sold. Good feedback benefits the stager by making them more desirable to the next homeowner which could result in a better house or lower fee.