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24 Comments on A Simple Tip That Could Save Your Fellow Realtors® A Nice Chunk Of Change
Cindy
Thanks for sharing your insight and tip.
Good luck and success.
Lou Ludwig
Cindy, I agree! No matter what condition a home is in, there is a buyer. We need to give them all the information we can and photos are SO darned important.
Photos are key as so many buyers and their agents are searching on the web. No one has the time to drive by every home... so this is a great way to do a property search.
Cindy - it's hard to believe that in this day and age anyone puts out less than the maximum their board allows ..... our board allows 9 ..... which I find insufficient ..... so every listing gets it's own web site where you will see as many as my virtual tour supplier takes to properly showcase the property.
It only makes sense to put in top quality photos with each and every listing to save everyone a lot of time physically sorting out the good ones on the list!
Jacike-funny perhaps it is becuase the owners are upside down on their mortgage :-)
Doug-our MLS requires at least an exterior photo within 48 hours excluding weekends and holidays. Of course in a digital world there is no reason not to have a photos in the listing the minute it goes live.
Trang-I often wonder that and when I see a house in the higher brackets with poorly done photos I wonder if the sellers understand there home is not being showcased to it's fullest advantage.
Billi-we can load up to 30. I don't always have that many but I try to have at least a group of nice ones that show the home in a positive light.
Lou-have a terrific Easter.
Elizabeth I've had investors looking for the houses that no one else wants. But they don't want to waste their time drving to dozens of homes.
Joan-my clients don't even bother with homes without photos. It's a shame 100% of agents don't recognize the need for them.
Kathy-good for you! This is the sign of a great listing agent.
Barbara Jo-saves time and saves money not visiting houses that aren't right for the buyer.
Cindy......great post...I just wish everyone would read it and subscribe to it....It amazes me when I see just 1 photo of a home when they could be putting 24// If only the seller knew.....Thanks!
Happy Easter!---Rob
Rob-I make sure my sellers have a link to the MLS and all of the other locations where my advertising is in place. They can provide valuable feedback as well as it lets them know the efforts being made to get their house out front and center with buyers.
So true, Cindy! Gas is so expensive that anything that cuts the mileage will help. Pictures are worth a thousand words and so is a drive-by. I always suggest that my buyers drive to the house to see if they even like the area. The bird's-eye view is great for that too--saves me and them a lot of time driving.
Peggy-my clients will do drive-bys but if they have no idea what the inside of the house looks like they aren't motivated to spend their gas money either.
There isn't a listing of mine that doesn't have mutiple photos. Even my rental listings have photos. It's the best and most effective marketing tool we have.
Chris Ann-I'll have one on the market this weekend that won't have any interior photos. The tenant does not want their belongs photographed and we have reluctantly agreed. Sometimes you are stuck between a rock and a hard place so I guess I have to eat my words on this one.
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