Planning to Sell Your House in Early 2023? Use These Tips to Prepare for Your Property Photoshoot
It is human nature to judge a book by its cover and this is even more relevant if you happen to be placing your home on the market. First impressions will make or break your property and these can also determine whether or not a potential buyer remains interested. This is also why preparing for an upcoming real estate photoshoot should never be taken lightly. What are some expert tips to adopt well in advance?
Neat and Tidy
Make it a point to thoroughly clean the interior and exterior of your home. This will help to demonstrate that you care about its condition and wish to portray it in the most amenable light. Pay particular attention to areas that are prone to collecting dust and debris. Examples include:
- Upholstery such as carpets and drapes.
- The exterior walls
- Patios, driveways and walkways
- Windows and doors
Viewers will often examine these items to gauge the overall condition of the property itself.
Personal Items
Psychology plays an important role when selling any home. Buyers want to feel as if they are moving into a brand new environment as opposed to one laden with the memories of the previous owner. So, make it a point to remove all family photographs and similarly personal items before the day of the photoshoot (1). This is likewise an excellent way to reduce the presence of any clutter.
Consider the Time of the Day
Lighting is crucial if you hope to display your home in the most attractive fashion. Dimly lit photographs will detract from the appeal of what your property has to offer. Furthermore, these conditions can often make rooms feel cramped and uninviting. It is therefore wise to choose a day that offers plenty of sunshine. Of course, the professionals at Piers Photography will be able to provide additional advice and to make the most out of the existing ambient settings.
Our team has bee providing providing bespoke real estate photography solutions for well over two decades and we are more than happy to answer any additional questions that you may have. Should you wish to learn more about how to prepare your home for a photoshoot or to schedule an informative consultation with Jonathan, please contact a representative. Your home is an investment, so it only stands to reason that a bit of planning is in order!
