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 This living room is bright, fresh and has a spark of colour. |
| If deadlines are tight before the photographer is scheduled, it’s important to prioritize each recommendation. Ask yourself: what will they be taking pictures of? Your front/backyard, kitchen/dining area, living room(s), bedroom(s), bathroom(s), office/bonus room(s) and possibly the front entrance (depending on the space). These are the areas to start pre-packing personal family photos, collections and religious items. If you have children or pets, be sure their toys are tucked away for photos. Although organized closets, garages, and storage space ARE important in your buyers eyes – they won’t be photographed and can be worked on after your photographs if time is tight. Next, be sure to highlight your home’s features. Draw the eye to fireplaces, views, architectural features or a beautifully landscaped yard. This can be achieved by re-arranging furniture, as well as displaying colourful/grouped accessories, artwork and greenery. By following these tips your photos will stand out from your competition, generate buyer interest and invite them to want to see more, allowing you to proceed with your future plans. |
