Most Graduates, of The Real Estate Home Staging School, have created, with assistance from their mentor, a complete business plan prior to graduation. The plan lays out the business information and data needed to guide their business through normal operation, planning, growth and problem solving.
Having the written document is not the only benefit of creating a business plan. The main benefits are the knowledge and skills that are acquired from our programs. These achievements enable the student to make the needed business decisions to create the plan and understand how to utilize it.
The skills and knowledge are also vital in other aspects of a business. When a business owner does not have the ability to make timely decisions then the business suffers. The business may lose income, clients and their reputation by these delays Our graduates have the knowledge to be quick on their feet and make the right choices. They don’t have to guess!
An owner must establish policies and procedures prior to opening their doors. However the successful biz owner must have the ability to spot issues and make corrections. This is a never ending process! This ability is mandatory in all areas including sales, customer service, marketing and distribution.
During the course and fulfillment of assignments, many of the managerial skills are used repeatedly. The programs were designed to enable the owner to handle daily business situations and problems with perfected decision making, public relations and problem solving skills.
Our graduates know where they are going and how to get there!
For more information , please visit our web site at http://therealestatehomestagingschool.com/
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Friday, February 5, 2010
How To Choose A Home Staging School
Once you have made the decision to become a Home Stager, the work begins!
We suggest you begin with writing down what you think you need to learn, and then what are the criteria on which you will make your decision. The criteria could follow the 3C’s.
What are the 3 C’s? Content. Convenience. Cost.
Content: Refer back to what you wrote, what you need to learn, and view potential staging school web sites to see if they offer what you need.
If you need to learn the intellectual and physical aspects of home staging look for a course that focuses on Home Staging Skills.
If you want to start your own home staging business look for a course that has a significant focus on the business building element of a home staging business.
If you need one element of training only, choose a company that provides training modules for that element. You do not want to buy an element you do not need or want.
When you are researching potential home staging schools, remember the saying, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is not true. Also, some schools give you a bunch of “stuff” along with your training course. A t- shirt, hat, apron, book, picture hanging kit and the like. The money spent on these trinkets is coming out of the profit they are making on your course fee. You can buy trinkets later!
Convenience: Now, is this training something you will:
accomplish from home on your schedule
go to a classroom to learn
travel to and incur that travel expense to accomplish
try to find locally
With the commitments to our families, taking the kids to school, soccer practice, ballet lessons, it may be hard to commit to time away from the home. Others may be able to leave for a 3 or 4 day session in another city or state. What scenario fits your need? Determine that and use that criteria in your search for a Home Staging School.
These questions answer the C of Convenience.
Next, is Cost. How much am I willing to pay for the training?
You should start with an estimate of what you have available to spend on your training.
Determine the Total Cost of the class not just the school fee. If you have to travel, what will it cost in: time, gasoline, hotel, meal and tips, sitting fees, dog kennel fees. Consider all of the things that have to adjust to make the journey and assign a dollar value to add to the course fee for your total cost.
Often, leaving town and working in classroom environment is the best option. Some people learn well in groups and love the interaction. Others prefer the quiet and convenience of sitting at their home office or computer and working from there. Decide which will maximize your experience. Only you know the best environment for your specific learning experience.
Once you know this total cost figure for out of town training, calculate it for local training, home study training, and on-line training.
Only when you know the Cost, Content and Convenience should you make your decision. And, one word of caution, doing this research and analysis should take a while. Be Patient and Make A Good Choice.
Once you have made the decision to become a Home Stager, the work begins!
We suggest you begin with writing down what you think you need to learn, and then what are the criteria on which you will make your decision. The criteria could follow the 3C’s.
What are the 3 C’s? Content. Convenience. Cost.
Content: Refer back to what you wrote, what you need to learn, and view potential staging school web sites to see if they offer what you need.
If you need to learn the intellectual and physical aspects of home staging look for a course that focuses on Home Staging Skills.
If you want to start your own home staging business look for a course that has a significant focus on the business building element of a home staging business.
If you need one element of training only, choose a company that provides training modules for that element. You do not want to buy an element you do not need or want.
When you are researching potential home staging schools, remember the saying, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is not true. Also, some schools give you a bunch of “stuff” along with your training course. A t- shirt, hat, apron, book, picture hanging kit and the like. The money spent on these trinkets is coming out of the profit they are making on your course fee. You can buy trinkets later!
Convenience: Now, is this training something you will:
accomplish from home on your schedule
go to a classroom to learn
travel to and incur that travel expense to accomplish
try to find locally
With the commitments to our families, taking the kids to school, soccer practice, ballet lessons, it may be hard to commit to time away from the home. Others may be able to leave for a 3 or 4 day session in another city or state. What scenario fits your need? Determine that and use that criteria in your search for a Home Staging School.
These questions answer the C of Convenience.
Next, is Cost. How much am I willing to pay for the training?
You should start with an estimate of what you have available to spend on your training.
Determine the Total Cost of the class not just the school fee. If you have to travel, what will it cost in: time, gasoline, hotel, meal and tips, sitting fees, dog kennel fees. Consider all of the things that have to adjust to make the journey and assign a dollar value to add to the course fee for your total cost.
Often, leaving town and working in classroom environment is the best option. Some people learn well in groups and love the interaction. Others prefer the quiet and convenience of sitting at their home office or computer and working from there. Decide which will maximize your experience. Only you know the best environment for your specific learning experience.
Once you know this total cost figure for out of town training, calculate it for local training, home study training, and on-line training.
Only when you know the Cost, Content and Convenience should you make your decision. And, one word of caution, doing this research and analysis should take a while. Be Patient and Make A Good Choice.
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