Real
estate photos can make or break a listing. Bad or no images can lose a
potential buyer as fast as they can click on to the next offering. The best
agents put up the maximum number of images, and make sure they showcase the
best features of the home.
The best
agents hire the photography
out - to make sure that the images are as good as they can be. After all, the
object of marketing a sales listing
is to entice potential buyers to pick up the phone and call for a showing. Good
photos can make that happen, and bad ones simply won't.
In the latest trend for this competitive business, real
estate agents are also making sure to include aerial photography images,
especially with higher-end listings.
The Images Every Real Estate Listing Should Have:
1) Front view, back view.
2) Door, nicely framed, inviting the viewer to come
inside.
3) Kitchen, especially if recently updated.
4) Appliances,
especially if upgraded.
5) Landscaping, with as much color and interest as
possible.
6) Outdoor spaces like porches, patios, cabanas, pools.
7) Accessory
buildings, guest quarters.
8) Master bedroom and master bathroom.
9) Architectural details such as sweeping staircases and
ceiling details.
Once those have been added to the marketing campaign, the
next step is to add aerial photographic images to really step up the
presentation of the property for sale.
The Benefits of Aerial Photographs for Real Estate:
1) Show the area around the property.
2) Show architectural details.
3) Entice
potential buyers to request a showing.
4) Showcase a pool, or a spectacular view.
5) Showcase amenities, such as a golf course.
6) Share
the view of the back of the home, especially if near water.
Do you want to pop up a dozen photos from your cell phone and
hope for the best, or do you want to present the property with such
breathtaking photos that well-heeled buyers will be compelled to pick up the
phone and call for a private showing?
Now, imagine that in addition to the standard interior and
exterior photos, you also have some taken from over the water, showing the
gorgeous architecture of the back of the home.
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