You don’t want pictures of cobwebs around your doorways or of water-stained windows. Take strategic photos from angles that really show off your home. Following the above tips should make this easier because you won’t be trying to avoid capturing the grass or bushes in the photos.
DRONES
These days, anyone can use drone technology to capture video and images from the sky. Drone photography and videography can take your listing to a whole new level (no pun intended). Because use of civilian drones is governed by state and/or local laws, you might want to consider hiring a licensed drone photographer, “borrowing” the skills of someone you know, or getting a license to fly one yourself (if there’s time). Drone photography provides a big-picture perspective of your property that even you have probably never seen before.
VIDEO WALKTHROUGH
Taking potential buyers on a walkthrough of their future home could be just the motivation they need to schedule a showing and ultimately make a purchase decision. Consider a guided tour, with someone walking in front of the camera or providing a voiceover later on. There’s always someone in your circle who has a great commanding voice, so if it’s not you, ask this other person for a favor.
FIND THE CHARM AND SHOW IT
Prospective buyers will decide in seconds if they want to investigate a house further, whether viewing a photo online or driving by your home. “Curb appeal” — the attractiveness of a property for sale and its surroundings when viewed from the street — is as important as correct price-setting and is critical to
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