Melissa Greer Inc., a real estate business based in Greensboro, NC, is hiring a Real Estate Courier & Staging Design Assistant to support operations in home staging …
Home staging assistant jobs
41 roles are currently listed across the US. Staging assistants are the most common way into the industry. You work alongside a lead stager preparing properties, unpacking and placing inventory, styling rooms, and packing down after a sale. Most roles are hourly, many are part time, and a lot of employers will train the right person from scratch.
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- California (14)
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- Pennsylvania (2)
- Wisconsin (1)
- Texas (1)
- Oregon (1)
- North Carolina (1)
- Michigan (1)
Home staging assistant jobs: FAQ
Do I need experience to be a home staging assistant?
Often not. Assistant roles are the usual entry point into staging, and many employers train on the job. What they look for is reliability, physical stamina, an eye for detail and a clean driving record, since the work involves moving and placing furniture in client homes.
What does a home staging assistant earn?
Most assistant roles are paid hourly. Rates vary by market and experience, and listings on this page show the pay the employer advertised wherever they provided it. Use the pay filter to see only roles with a stated rate.
Is it physical work?
Yes. Expect lifting, carrying and long days on your feet, often with a moving crew. Employers usually say so in the listing, and many pair the assistant role with warehouse or install work.