Yes you can sell a property that’s not staged, but the decision to do so may come at a cost. There’s a buyer out there for every property if the price is right, but it may take longer and you may not be able to get the price that you’re after.
Realtors often recommend a price reduction of 2% for every 2 weeks that a property is not sold. For example, if a property is priced at $500,000. A 2% reduction means $10,000. If it doesn’t sell then, another 2% is recommended which equates to another $9,800 bringing the total reduction to $19,800 after 4 weeks of being on the market. Your staging investment will be significantly less than that of the first price reduction.
A professional stager provides an objective viewpoint into what it would take to help sell your house faster by helping buyers visualize themselves living in there.