The lack of quality in your pictures can be the deal killer
By Tim Guilliams, Real Estate and Relocation Consultant
(Rinehart Realty)
More than ever before, buyers are conducting property searches online. 74% of home-buyers who used the web to search for homes drove by or viewed a home they saw online. Listings lacking multiple photos, or using low quality photos, run the risk of being passed over. Incorporating new venues, like virtual tours, give buyers a view of the property right from their desk. Here are some tips to increase the face value of your home's online listing photo: Crop out sidewalks, streets and remove vehicles from the driveway. Steer clear of the shade and get up-close or angled photos. For exterior shots, make sure the kid's toys are put away and remove evidence of pets. If you decide to include a virtual tour, incorporate music or commentary to stimulate interest. With so much research and h...
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