I've been designing feature sheets for clients and I've come across many design ideas. Some good, some bad.
However, I'd like to standardize the sheets--that is, I'd like to know what makes the ideal feature sheet. What is a must, and what do you think should go on one. And, conversely, what shouldn't be included that sometimes is?
I'd like to hear from realtors and stagers.
Peter, First, I have template that brands me in a different way. Second I use heavy stock and glossy stock. Photos. Well, that should have been top of the list. If you cannot take good pictures AND edit them properly, hire a professional like yourself. Many agents don't want to spend the money but poor photos on MLS or the brochure are the kiss of death. I recently listed two properties this week with my brochure samples. Also, I add floor plans, taxes and any disclosures . I could go on and on. But I won't! LOL
Peter, again I use various templates and impress that good pictures and features tell a thousand words!
Ty
What about room measurements? Do buyers ever look at them? I am noticing fewer and fewer feature sheets in the properties I show and even interested buyers don't often take the feature sheet that's in the house.
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