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	<title>Comments on: Your Home Staging business won&#8217;t grow itself</title>
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		<title>By: Patricia Ebrahimi</title>
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		<dc:creator>Patricia Ebrahimi</dc:creator>
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		<description>So true, Debra.  Staging clients come along a very winding road.  One of my earliest projects was a $300 partial staging job on a smallish Victorian home in a not-so-wonderful part of town that was also financially very upside down.  I staged it so as to highlight a corner built-in Eastlake firplace, the staging was memorable, it eventually sold for the fourth Realtor (albeit for a loss to the sellers, but it sold).  Two years later I get a call from the second Realtor, looking for a Stager to refer to a Realtor in her office.  She notes Ebrahimi and asks, &quot;Did you stage an old house in Gaithersburg on Walker Ave some time ago?&quot;  Long story short, I just finished an $8,000 project on the redo and staging of a 1990 luxury town house in Gaithersburg for her office!  Small world of long, winding roads.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>So true, Debra.  Staging clients come along a very winding road.  One of my earliest projects was a $300 partial staging job on a smallish Victorian home in a not-so-wonderful part of town that was also financially very upside down.  I staged it so as to highlight a corner built-in Eastlake firplace, the staging was memorable, it eventually sold for the fourth Realtor (albeit for a loss to the sellers, but it sold).  Two years later I get a call from the second Realtor, looking for a Stager to refer to a Realtor in her office.  She notes Ebrahimi and asks, &#8220;Did you stage an old house in Gaithersburg on Walker Ave some time ago?&#8221;  Long story short, I just finished an $8,000 project on the redo and staging of a 1990 luxury town house in Gaithersburg for her office!  Small world of long, winding roads.</p>
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