Online
images and local advertisements are usually the first impressions that buyers
get of [city] real estate — so why not present your home at its best? After
buyers decide their price range, square footage needs and the number of
bedrooms they want, the next step is to look at photographs to determine if a
home is worth visiting in person.
When
enlisting the services of a REALTOR
to help sell your home, you should inquire how they plan to visually promote
it. You want buyers to view your home in its best light, so it’s okay to ask
your REALTOR? to hire a professional photographer. Below are strategies for
getting the best shot, posting images online and selling your [city] real
estate fast.
Set The Stage
The
photographs should look like they’re out of a magazine. Make sure everything is clean and staged, with no dishes in
the sink or children’s toys peeking out from closet doors. Be sure to point out
favorite interior angles, outside views and distinctive features to the
photographer.
Review The Photographs
Ask
to see proofs before the images are posted online. If the photographs look
grainy or blurry, inquire whether your REALTOR just shot them with an average
camera or, even worse, his or her phone. Don’t be afraid to ask for a re-shoot
with a different photographer if you don’t feel the images do your home
justice.
Select Your Shots
There
should be photographs of the front and back of the house, along with one of
each main room. You don’t want so many that potential buyers could become
overwhelmed. You should prioritize them. Start with the front of the home, then
the kitchen, dining room, living room, master bedroom and any unique features
you want to highlight.
Photographs
matter when it comes to selling real estate. You have a lot of money
tied up in your home, so don’t be afraid to ask your REALTOR to go the extra
mile and hire a professional photographer. If you’re getting ready to put your
house on the market and would like more marketing tips, please call me at 1-888-279-1778 or email me at Aubra@AubraRealtor.com.
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