Good photos help get homes sold. Go ahead, we dare you to argue with that one. Even though this is a real estate truism, it’s astounding how many agents still post blurry, boring photos in their MLS listings and on their websites.
We get it. You’re not a professional photographer. And, just because you happen to own a top-of-the-line camera doesn’t necessarily mean you should be using it to photograph your listings. After all, you’re getting paid some pretty decent money to market the property (especially if you’re a luxury property specialist) and, it’s a proven fact that homebuyers want to see lots of clear, interesting and useful photos.
If you’re tired of trying to figure out lighting, photo editing and how to frame your shots, you’re ready to take the plunge and hire a professional photographer. But who?
Ah, you’ve come to the right place. This section of ActiveRain has been reserved for members to share their experience with various real estate photographers. Their experience arms you with the knowledge you need to make an informed decision when it comes to hiring a photographer.
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