Looking to rent out your property? A lot of care must go into putting up the right kind of pictures for your property. After all, a property advertisement without pictures is not going to get any attention these days. Here’s how to do real estate photography and give your property the necessary boost for a rental ad.
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Stick to daylight
There’s a reason why most property visits and deals take place before sundown. This is because sunlight or natural light plays a pivotal role in how the house looks and feel. Open all your doors and windows on a sunny afternoon, and then proceed to take pictures. While posting the pictures, make it a point to mention that the pictures were taken using only natural light. The responses you get are sure to be positive. Read more about how to take pictures from here.
More matters
The structure of your house might be familiar to you, but for somebody looking to rent it, no number of pictures can help. You don’t want a potential tenant to dismiss the property due to a lack of enough information. Take pictures of every room, include bathrooms and storage areas and don’t forget the corridors and balconies too. Use multiple angles for pictures of every room; it gives the other person a better sense of space. Your potential buyer or tenant will be grateful.
Storage counts
Go back to the time you were looking to buy or construct the house yourself. Consider all the questions, now you need to help provide answers to them via the pictures you post. Was the number of inbuilt wardrobes and shelves of concern to you? It very well could be the same for your buyer or potential tenants. Open the wardrobes out and take pictures, capture the space you have for kitchen shelves and even in your loft. This is sure to give your property advertisement the much-needed edge it deserves.
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Aesthetics are important
If you are renting out or selling your home unfurnished, make sure your pictures say so. Get rid of your furniture before starting out on the photography process. You don’t want your potential tenant or buyer to feel like there is less space than there actually is. If your furniture comes as part of the deal, put some thought into placing it as aesthetically as possible. Scattered or strewn furniture can create a negative first impression.
Look beyond the home
While enough and more pictures of the house can help you crack the deal, common area details can perhaps help you seal it quicker than usual. Head outdoors with your camera and capture all that you see outside. Include pictures of all common areas, corridors, lifts, play areas, gymnasiums, clubhouses and almost anything that you think adds value to your property. When they say a picture speaks a thousand words, we assure you they were hinting at the property too. Descriptions of amenities hardly help as much as few pictures can.
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