Staging Your Property As A Rental

VERO BEACH, Fla. - Oct. 12, 2022 - PRLog -- Per Jillian Arce member of Team Paradise Property Management "Best Vero Beach Property Management Co."

If you can do both of those things, you will be able to rent it quickly and feel vacancies when they occur.

Staging your property as a rental can be done for a relatively inexpensive amount of money. But, don't cut corners by going super cheap. Instead, think about what you would like most if you were a potential renter. This sounds quite obvious at first, but too many would-be landlords or vacation homeowners who put their properties out for lease often get too tight in the purse, and it winds up costing them a whole lot more in the end.

In order to avoid lengthy, costly vacancies, follow these suggestions to make your property attractive to potential renters and functional for their comfort and day-to-day living:

1. Start with improving the curb appeal.  Here's one trick of the trade that few who are new to leasing their properties know. Most people concentrate and focus on the inside of the house, which is important, but neglecting the curb appeal will only serve to undermine your efforts. So, start with the exterior of the house. Give it a good power washing and plant some colorful flowers. Spruce up key elements with colorful mulch. And, don't forget to make the porch an inviting and functional place with seating and a table or two.
2. Combine beauty with function inside.  When you're staging a property as a rental, you want to ensure that the furnishings not only look good but serve more than one purpose. For instance, pieces that also have storage. Or, a couch that folds out as a sleeper. Also, be sure to arrange the furniture in a way that maximizes traffic flow rather than focusing it on one particular area, like a television.
3. Focus heavily on function.  Lastly, as mentioned a few times before, the function is of the utmost importance because it is a living space. If you're staging for a vacation rental, be sure to include all the common necessities, such as cooking apparel, extra bed sheets, blankets, and pillows, as well as sample toiletries and extra bath towels. For long-term rentals, make sure that you have durable furniture and reliable appliances.

For more information about renting a home or selling your home, please contact
Jillian Arce & her team at       http://teamparadisepropertymanagement.com/