If you were to find yourself at a home staging consultation with a couple who wanted their home staged before their 
real estate agent’s upcoming caravan, would you know what they were talking about?
Debra Gould created the Home Staging Glossary by Staging Diva to give home stagers more confidence by giving them a place to go to find definitions for home staging terms and phrases they might not be familiar with. Gould says, “Every day we come across terms and phrases we may be unsure of and I hope the glossary will become a trusted resource for you to turn to whenever you find yourself stumped by some industry jargon.”
After their regular staff meetings, many large real estate offices have regular “caravans” of agents. It’s common practice for a group of real estate agents to regularly tour a number of new listings from within their office. These tours are known as real estate agent caravans.
Gould, founder of the Staging Diva Home Staging Business Training Program says, “A listing agent may also have a “broker’s open house” where they’ll invite a number of real estate agents to view one of their listings in the hopes that someone will have a client who may be interested. Depending on the market and the price of the real estate listing, some agents will serve lunch to attract a bigger crowd of agents.”
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About Staging Diva
The creator of the Staging Diva Home Staging Business Training Program, Debra Gould has staged millions of dollars worth of real estate, including seven of her own homes. She is the president of home staging firm SixElements.com and has trained over 4000 home stagers in over 20 countries start and grow their own businesses.
Debra has gained international recognition through features in major media in the US and Canada including: This Old House, HGTV, CNN Money, CBC National News, CBS Radio, Global TV, City TV, The Wall Street Journal, Women’s Day, Reader’s Digest and more.
