Comments on: Importance of Photography in a Down Real Estate Market http://eastsidebubble.com/real-estate-post/importance-of-photography-in-a-down-real-estate-market/ Eastside + Bellevue Real Estate Blog Tue, 11 Oct 2011 21:38:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Tricia Anderson http://eastsidebubble.com/real-estate-post/importance-of-photography-in-a-down-real-estate-market/comment-page-1/#comment-347 Tricia Anderson Sat, 04 Oct 2008 16:30:25 +0000 http://eastsidebubble.com/?p=963#comment-347 Larry, Great post! Good real estate photography certainly gets attention and gives potential home buyers a great first impression. As we know, first impressions are crucial. In order to get good photos, sellers have a lot of preemptive work: - Make sure the property is priced well: check out the comps - Hire a good agent from an established office - Landscaping: make sure visitors get the impression you took care of the property - Take care of deferred maintenance - Consider staging: clean out unnecessary clutter Larry,
Great post! Good real estate photography certainly gets attention and gives potential home buyers a great first impression. As we know, first impressions are crucial.

In order to get good photos, sellers have a lot of preemptive work:
- Make sure the property is priced well: check out the comps
- Hire a good agent from an established office
- Landscaping: make sure visitors get the impression you took care of the property
- Take care of deferred maintenance
- Consider staging: clean out unnecessary clutter

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