When it comes time to sell a home, every homeowner dreams that it will sell swiftly. However, if a seller isn’t willing to invest some time and money into the property, it is likely that it will not sell fast or for as much as they were hoping for. Inman news wrote an article that lists some things that should be done to help the home sell quickly. By doing the following steps it is guaranteed that home will sell quicker. Additionally, the value of the home may benefit as wel

Getting professional images is just one step of listing your home for sale. Before a photography session or open home, I recommend taking the time to prepare the property inside and out. To get the best response from potential buyers the home should be well-presented. With images representing the home at it’s best, there is a better chance to achieve a higher sale price. Following is a list of preparations to go through to ensure the home is represented at it’s highest potent

Professional retouching comes with the package of a professional photographer. However, there are somethings that cannot be done to images due to regulations and ethics. “We all want to make our homes look amazing, and whilst it might be tempting to use some Photoshop magic to improve things there are some things you should definitely not do with your real estate photos.” –Darryl Stringer What should you NOT do with your real estate images? Remove Obstructions “Some agents th

What is the optimal number of listing photos to generate leads? Researchers at Point2 found that while too few of images may not spark the interest of a buyer, too many photos could lead to less inquiries. Why? More images could show off the entire listing and may answer the potential buyer’s questions. Therefore, there is less of an incentive to contact the listing agent. Some may disagree and say that more images means more leads. However, a study by Streeteasy found that t