TRELG Maine
Subscribe
Recent Posts
- What is the right price?
- Real Estate Online Marketing
- Vacant Homes Produce Vacant Offers!
- The Finance Contingency….. Is it balanced?
- 203(k) Frequently Asked Questions
- The Price Reduction Conversation-You can’t wait until it HASN’T SOLD
- No Toilets: 10 Tips for Picture Taking
- How do I count the days…..?
- Foreclosures From All Sides
- Top Ten Traits of Successful People
- Can I and, if so, how do I generate MREIS statistical reports?
- Short Sales – What they aren’t telling you
- Effectively Working with Generation X in the Workplace
- What’s RSS? How do I subscribe to your blog?
Categories
Blogroll
Archives
Meta
Services
News, articles, and advice for Maine real estate licensees, loan officers, and all professionals who assist the consumer in the real estate transaction.
| Posted by: | Hannah McChesney, Realtor®, Photographer |
| Hannah's Website | Hannah's Post Archive | |
| Posted on: | November 7th, 2008 at 6:30 am |
| Filed under: | Ask The Experts, Maine, New Hampshire, Real Estate Education, The Real Estate Learning Group, Uncategorized, Your Real Estate Business |
No Toilets: 10 Tips for Picture Taking
As a professional photographer and also a licensed real estate agent, I frequently come across pictures that do a disservice to the property for sale. Using my photographer’s eye, and my knowledge about what sells a house, I’ve put together some simple tips for agents. Agents, you don’t have to incorporate all of these ideas at once; try one or two to start.
BEFORE
AFTER
1 ) Keep surfaces neat – the camera picks up every detail; the best idea is to clear all clutter off surfaces before shooting. Have a few decorative items, but no personal ones (ex. Flowers on a kitchen counter vs. dish soap and a sponge).
