before & after Batavia,IL
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The document describes the transformation of a vacant house in the Fox Valley from an unoccupied home that sat on the market for 231 days with over 60 showings but no second visits, to a valued home after undergoing renovations and staging. The staging involved taking before and after photos throughout the home that highlighted the improvements, and it resulted in a second showing and an offer being made only two days after it became a show home.
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- 2. 231 days on the market Over 60 showings NO second showings Feedback: “Buyer likes location . . . but the house needs so much work.”
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