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My Ten Commandments of Photos for Sellers and Agents
10 Things You Should NOT Do With MLS Photos
 
Real estate photos for marketing a listing effectively are a huge deal – we all know that, as does the buying public.
 
Buyers expect to see lots of photos, and will, in some cases, make decisions about not seeing a house based on the photos they see. Sadly, some agents don’t take the issue of having quality photos very seriously. In this age of digital photography, or the reasonable cost of a professional photographer, there is no excuse to not have top quality photos to showcase a seller's home!
 
 
But having good photos requires the cooperation of sellers, too. It’s hard to take great photos when there is stuff everywhere and the curb appeal is lacking. Some sellers don’t seem to be concerned about it either, perhaps assuming buyers can look beyond all the junk.
 
Maybe. Maybe not!
 
So here are my 10 Photo Commandments, sellers and agents. Are you listening?
 
Thou shalt include multiple photos - the maximum allowed on listing sites and the MLS (our San Diego MLS allows 25 and many websites allow more). Why on earth would you include only 1 or 2 photos? Maybe if there is a tenant and they refuse access (which ... more

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