$400-$600

Depending on what you mean by reasonably priced, ( under $400.00 for example) I would look at Panasonic Lumix, and maybe Fuji.

My old canon takes great pics and so does my Galaxy Edge phone.

Few very nice sugestions here.

I really like my Nikon Coolpix L820. It's got a big LCD screen to help me compose the shot, and 30x zoom. The current model is the L830, currently on sale at Best Buy for $199.99 (regularly $299.99).

I use a Canon 5D Mark III with wide-angle lenses.  It's not cheap, but I get superb results.  

In the more affordable price range, I like what Jeff Pearl suggested (Panasonic Lumix).  

I don't use telephoto lenses much for real estate photography, as I'm trying to emphasize what's in the foreground.  If you want to emphasize an outdoor view, say a beautiful stretch of beachfront or a mountain view, you might want to try panorama photography, which isn't all that difficult to learn.

Jillian, we purchased a Nikon D5200 this summer for around $1,200 and it has been a great investment!!!   It has been surprisingly easy to use and the 10-55mm lens that came with it gives great pictures in rooms.  Not technically a wide angle lens but we were very happy with the results.  We bought a couple of the $400 cameras and were very disappointed on the interior shots with glare and lighting issues.  In that purchase price we also did get a 55-300mm telephoto lens and it really catches things at a distance!!!

I use a Nikon D5100.  Not really cheap, but the results are very worth it. 

Jillian, I use a Samsung HZ15W, it's now a bit dated, but still takes great shots.

I'm afraid I can't help with cameras Jillian. I gave up taking my own photos years ago. For $100-$150, I get professional photos for each property an it makes all the differences in the world.  This fee inc;udes touch ups and light adjustments on photoshop. My photos always pop- best money I spend on a listing.

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