Gallery of MLS Photo tips

If you can't get the whole house in the photo or if the rest of the house doesn't look too good you can opt for just a nice doorway shot.

This house was photographed from the side so that the front view did not have a tree blocking the house. The photographer was also standing somewhat up on the driveway so the house did not disappear from view. I think the photographer could have stood slightly higher up to get the best photo.

This photo was taken from the street and you can't see the house. Take the photo from across the street if necessary or up on the yard. Use a ladder or an extension and hold the camera up in the air if necessary to get a better viwe of the whole house.

This is the first impression you see of this house?? What house. Cut the tree down.

Lovely photo of a twin home. If you try to crop out the other house and make the buyer think it is a single they will be irritated by your trick and take it out one your property. This photo lets you see a peak of the neighbor but also highlights the large side yard.

Another bad photo. This realtor should have stood on the top of that crest of the driveway.

Beautiful photograph! Taken on a sunny day with blue skies makes so much of a difference. I hate it when you see a house especially at the beach on a dreary day. Go back on a sunny day and atleast re take the outside.

The photo shows the value of a professional with a wide angle lens. You can see so much of the room including the gorgeous ceiling.

Again another fabulous photo with a wide angle lens.

This beautiful patio photo was taken from behind so you could see out to the view

Can it be possible that these boys have no toys and their room is this clean? No! But for staging to sell they are sacrificing and keeping their room clean. Notice the empty toy bins!!!