Do Your MLS Photos Represent the Season?
Colorado is one of those states that has noticeable seasons. Years ago when I lived in California, I was able to enjoy flowers and foliage all year long. I moved to Colorado about 28 years ago and am always a little shocked by the cold and snow in the winter. Maybe someday I will get used to it…
As Realtors, we need to make sure our pictures on MLS for our listings are fresh and representative of the current season. Even though exterior home photos are much more pleasant in the summer, we must change them to winter pictures in order to prevent stale looking listings.
Here is a home that we listed in August of this year. It has not sold yet. Notice how green and lush the huge tree looks in the front yard, not to mention the grass.
Here is our new picture of the home representing the snow that we have been getting in Denver.
Someone browsing on line will know that we have had quite a bit of snow in Denver already this year so it will be expected to have MLS photos with snow on the roof and in the front yard.
The tricky part right now is to get the pictures when the sun is actually shining. We get about 300 days of sunshine in Colorado each year so it is important to get snowy sunny pictures.
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