I recommend it all to my clients everytime. Whether they choose to have someone do it or do it themselves becomes the problem.

There is just too much whining! 

I do not have a stager in my area. There isn't one ----

How often I recommend depends on the home. Some things I can help clients stage, myself. And yes, I do have a couple of stagers I turn to when I need them.

Always, and a short list

I would say I offer it as a suggestion if the home appears to need the help but no I don't have a specific stager

I don't give my sellers a choice.  I tell them I will bring my stager and they will receive typed Staging Notes -- at my expense.   It works well because they get a very detailed to-do list.  Vague suggestions ("Declutter!") were not getting the results I wanted.

It depends.  On the property.  On the market.  On the seller.   I have a list of recommendations for stagers.  

Yes, I do recommend (I have 2 or 3 that I routinely use) and quite often. I give recommendations for simple staging techniques for those home sellers who tend to lean towards minimalism - they're easy and don't need much advice at all!

I recommend to all home owners.  Often they expect it to be staged haggling over who is paying....

Probably around 75% of the time.  I know of a number of stagers.

Yes. Show your clients how much quicker a home is sold when it is staged. Yes, I have two stagers that I use for my listings.

I have a real good eye for staging, so I know when a house needs to be staged. Yes I have someone local I recommend who is tasteful and reasonable. If you don't have a good eye for staging....definitely get a staging expert to come in and make recommendations.

Many times.  I have two.

Beth Bromund - almost every time - unless I know the home will sell right away.

Working with few stagers here...

If I feel it is needed, I recommend it.  I have a person I work with.

I recommend home staging in some situations and am able to assist in this area in most cases.

Beth,

It depends on the home, and the willingness of the owner to have this service. A

Not too popular in my area.  I'm fortunate in that most of my Sellers keep their homes in show condition as a way of life.

If the home needs it I recommend it.

Depends on the situation. Recent sellers have all done a great job of readying their homes for sale. I have a couple of staggers I can call on as needed

I do recommend home stagers ... I work with two home stagers. Both are very busy. When one cannot do a job the other likely can. 

I almost always recommend staging of some sort.  With distressed properties (many in probate) I do not. Most of those are sold as is ... and priced accordingly. 

every listing agent should have a stager on the list of team members.... "THE EYE BUYS".,..another phrase every listing agent should remember to use at a pre-listing appointment to convince the seller to have the home staged....

Those referrals depend upon the circumstances.

You can see the need reaching out to you. We go from there

As often as I think it needs it.

it depends on the price point

I always recommend, they don't always "bite".

Not currently in my new location for a specific source! Have often suggested staging!

Never and no I don't have one - don't need one for condos - they come furnished as is

Often and yes.

1 of 8, have been recommended for staging.

Yes, I do have preferred service providers.

I don't and I don't.

I don't usually recommend it. Most sellers in my area don't want to pay for it. We also don't have any professional stagers in my market. 

In my market, many brokers (at least the full service ones) include staging as part of the services they offer.  It helps if the seller takes a quick look at the competition, and that usually says more than you can to convince him that the place has to be ready for prime time!

Not sure if we have a stager around here.

NEVER

Rarely recommend it in Florida. In California, sure everytime with a vacant home. The problem is the homes sell within hours, so few owners do it.

The agents in my brokerage offer suggestions to their sellers what to do to make their homes more presentable to buyers. In some cases, this does involve hiring a stager. And yes, some do have specific recommendations.

No.