Tip of the Day: Highlight key features with value point signs.
Quality is Key: I get these signs professionally printed on foam core. They look sharp, stay flat, and really pop against any backdrop.
The truth is, you can’t always count on the buyer’s agent to have done their homework.
They won’t always highlight every detail — and even if key features are in the brochure, people aren’t really reading the brochure as they walk through the house.
So, here's what I do: I create what I call "value point signs."
Think of these signs as mini billboards inside the home that do the heavy lifting for you.
Back in the early 2000s, I started using these in San Francisco, and let me tell you, no one else was doing it.
I brought the idea over to Washington, DC in 2013, and it’s been a game changer.
These aren’t just any signs printed on flimsy paper and slapped on walls with tape — no way.
Here’s the breakdown:
Quality is Key: I get these signs professionally printed on foam core. They look sharp, stay flat, and really pop against any backdrop.
Stick Without Damage: To keep the walls pristine, I use command strips or sometimes a small easel back directly from the printer—no scotch tape nightmares here. You can also buy self-adhesive, cardboard easels on Amazon.
HINT: don't buy taller than 5 inches, this allows you to use a half sheet, which will be 5.5 inches tall.
HINT: don't buy taller than 5 inches, this allows you to use a half sheet, which will be 5.5 inches tall.
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