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Submitted by: Kavin Miller

If you have decided to transition your property into a furnished rental, or you are converting a property listed for sale into a rental due to a low amount of market interest, you have many things to consider. However, ask any property sales or rental experts what they recommend to be sure you get the right clientele and ongoing rentals, and you hear one word: staging.

The Value of a Staged Rental

Staging is done to prepare the property in a way that makes it the most appealing to your intended audience. Thus, a staged rental (for those who are relying on CHBO or Corporate Housing By Owner to help them get a lot of attention for a furnished rental) has to be one that looks and offers a lot to corporate renters.

Knowing just what those who travel for business or have extended stays while traveling for their company want in a furnished rental is the key to success. Naturally, that is not always the easiest thing to uncover.

Fortunately, if you are working with CHBO, you can really set the stage properly by ensuring that your rentals are CHBO Complete. This is a formal process that results in a quality seal tagging the furnished rental as offering the highest quality amenities, furnishings, and services.

Just consider that any CHBO Complete rental is one that features a rental rate that includes everything from utilities, water and trash to high-speed Internet and expanded cable. It is also one in which each room is stocked according to a very specific list. For instance, the complete rental has appliances and kitchen gear ranging from blenders and water filters to cutlery trays and placemats.

While the standard staged rental will meet some specific criteria (which we’ll look at in a moment), the CHBO Complete rental is a turn-key and quality option that also has all of the appeal of a fully staged rental.

What Is a Well-Staged Property?

The tips we’d emphasize for getting the most rentals and the most income out of your furnished rental would have to include these staging tactics:

Simplify the furnishings, color schemes, and dcor. Understated Interiors with pale or neutral hues make for a relaxing, welcoming and casual atmosphere.

Good lighting makes spaces appear cleaner, newer and more spacious. Use sheer curtains and blinds to catch natural light too.

Simplified but comfortable and welcoming is also key. You can make a staged rental a bit too Spartan if it is done to streamlined. Be sure that every furnishing is comfortable and try to add some touches that make the property appear lived in. Wall art, some bursts of color from pillows or accessories really add up.

Understand the market demands. For example, many multi-bedroom properties might not appeal to a corporate client, but if you have three or four bedrooms and can turn one into a full-blown home office, you will satisfy your intended market.

Don’t forget down time. Furnished rentals have to be great interior spaces, but many corporate and extended stay renters would also appreciate furnished patios, nice yards or cozy outdoor spots to relax.

You can boost rentals and earnings just by going CHBO Complete and using these staging tips.

About the Author: Kavin Miller – Digital Marketing Manager at Corporate Housing By Owner web Page:

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