I am not alone in being thrilled at Kate's successes in this industry. She's been someone to watch from her introduction into the industry years ago and am proud she'll be providing her tips and wisdom live and in person.
www.HartStaging.com Kate Hart, an award winning home staging expert, has helped hundreds of families prepare their homes for sale, personally mentored and trained thousands of Realtors and staging professionals on the benefits of staging as a property marketing tool. She has been featured as a staging, design expert on HGTV, CNN, Fine Living Network and 50+ publications including Better Homes and Gardens, Everyday with Rachel Ray, Family Circle, Luxury Homes Quarterly. Currently the spokesperson for Mirror Mate Frames she is working on a book "Are You Selling a Used Home or a Pre-Owned Domicile?" soon to be released. Find out how she builds relationships with Realtors in her local market.
Kate will be a part of our Professional Home Stager and Designer Panel at the Real Estate Home Staging Expo on November 12, 2009. You won't want to miss this! The panel will focus on How to Create and Solidify Realtor Relationships.
Don't forget to register before November 1, 2009 to receive the Churchill Furniture Rental special price!
Location:
Churchill Furniture Rental
56 Utter Avenue
Hawthorne, NJ 07506-2117Join us and learn from Kate and our two other Panel Experts, Sid Pinkerton and Lynelle Hartman. Learn how to solidify your Realtor relationships and keep your business thriving in ANY market.
This expert panel is just one feature of the full day's events. Check out the full Real Estate Home Staging Agenda and join us November 12, 2009 for a great day of learning and fun!








Terrylynn's AH HA MOMENTS - Did you know that Americans could save more than 400,000 trees if every family bought a roll of recycled toilet paper JUST ONCE?
Plush U.S. toilet paper is usually made by chopping down and grinding up trees that were sometimes decades or even a century old. It's slow going getting Americans and Europeans to make the switch to recycled goods. The largest tissue maker has signed a truce and promises to do better. But the larger battle goes on - the ultimate test is whether Americans and Europeans will go green when nobody is watching. The consumer wants softer paper, the environmentalists say "it's only toilet paper". 




