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|September/October 2020
Tech tools are simplifying the sale and renovation of homes.
SHELLIE ROBERTS AND wife Leslie Falch were on the road to Washington state, where they planned to relocate, when their real estate agent called to tell them about Missouri’s impending stay-at-home order.
Stagers back in St. Louis had just finished prepping the couple’s home in Tower Grove South for a photo shoot to publicize the sale of the home, which was scheduled to go on the market the first day of the stay-at-home order.
To fast-track the process and permit showings before the shutdown, their agent, Christopher Thiemet, founder of Circa Properties, offered to snap the photos himself on a Saturday and take the listing live, complete with a virtual tour, by Sunday. “This was fantastic, because that same day, since it was before the lockdown, some people were able to come in and view the house,” Roberts says.
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