"Best" MLS photos of the week - Bathroom Edition

And trust me, those are by no means the worst of the worst....

Patty,

This is my biggest problem with those in my profession. Bad photos are part of it and the easiest to spot. What in the world do these agents think they are doing? First, they are NOT doing a good job of representing the client. Second, If they can't do such a simple thing right, how well are they hoing to do the rest of the job?

Finally, Listings are like a resume for Realtors(R). do these realtors want to be hired in the future?

Thanks patty.

Toilet seats left up, open closet doors, unmade beds-WHAT are these agents thinking? Simple things and a minimal amount of effort is sometimes all you need to get a good shot. Turn on lights, clear surfaces, take photos later in the day when the sun isn't so bright. Take lessons!

It is amazing how agents put those kinds of photos on the mls. And then these same agents wonder why they aren't getting showings. Ha!

Funny.  Is there a section where we can post "interesting" listing pics?

Electric paper roll that's funny. No wonder toilet paper almost gone;-)

Very funny Patty! So where are the 'after' shots? LOL? No, really, LOL!!!

Good demonstation of why stagers are needed.

Maybe these were the after shots. Can you imagine what it looked like before?

Mark, That would make an interesting group on AR... why not start one.

Margaret

It's a shame that 3rd bathroom is already sold...I've always wanted the convenience of a toilet in the dining room.

The people that post photos like this degrade our profession. This is hit and run photography. Granted, there are properties that are challenged and there are properties that are average, but a simple photograph that represents the assets of the property is not that difficult to take. It doesn't take much thought or effort to simply clear things away when they interfere with the photograph. And it's easy to simply not publish a bad photo. No excuses.