1. Never take your photos with a cell phone camera. Cell phones are for phone calls, cameras are for pictures.
2. Use a wide angle lens to get the best view of a room, particularly a small room.
3. Update your pictures as the seasons change. No one wants to look at a snow filled yard in July!

-The Realty Hi Lite Team

1. Reading is a dress rehearsal for life!
2. Try not to get in your picture.
3. Don’t take a picture of anything gross. Just let it flow.

Hope you agree with these tips. Keep an eye out for more!

• Is the listing priced right? If the seller insists on listing for a price that is well over where you think the listing will sell, it may not make sense to spend the money on a tour right now. Maybe once the seller realizes his folly and lowers the price you can invest in a virtual tour.
• Does the home show well? If the home is cluttered and doesn’t show well in person, then a virtual tour won’t be a magic bullet to a sale. Virtual tours are like a stroll through the home. They provide a much better prospective than still photos. Use a virtual tour to save time and money on showings to give prospective buyers a real life walk-through of a home.

Those are just two factors to consider. Some offices add a virtual tour to virtually all listings. Others use virtual tours only for high end homes. Every real estate agent needs to decide what works best for them.