How you stage your home can make a huge impact on your home sale. When your house is staged well, it appeals to more buyers, which can make it easier to sell your home. But the opposite is also true—when your home isn’t staged well, it can act as a roadblock on the path to selling your property.
And that includes staging your kitchen.
But what, exactly, should you avoid when staging your kitchen? A recent article from realtor.com outlined common kitchen staging mistakes that could make it harder to sell your home, including:
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