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Bob,
I would not advise it, regardless of the home's price, unless you happened to be a great photographer. I think that every home should be presented professionally and in the best of light. We have clients who are brokers with anywhere from 30 to 50 agents, and the company has in place a photographer to take pictures...They want to be represented in the best light. A
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Gabe Sanders
Stuart, FL
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Roy Kelley
Gaithersburg, MD
4,800,082
Yes, most of the time. Unless it's a very tricky property, I've found my pictures to equal or surpass many professionals shots.
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Inna Ivchenko
Encino, CA
474,492
Yes, I do. I have great equipment, and have been taking photos for most of my life, so I feel comfortable with it. I tell my clients, though, if they are unsatisfied with my photographs, I can hire a professional.
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Gabe Sanders
Stuart, FL
3,164,294
Yes, I do, but I have great equipment and I've taken several classes. And there are times I get overhelmed with listings that I hire some of them out.
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Gabe Sanders
Stuart, FL
7,836,431
Most listing agents should use the services of a professional photographer. There is no excuse for poor photographs.
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Gabe Sanders
Stuart, FL
6,393,609
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630,251
4,319,419
3,071,489
1,622,432
Yes, I often do them with my Nikon. I spend usually few hours trying to catch the light and stage. With some short sales~ making pictures can be tricky.
Yet, for a high end property 1mln+ I have a guy who does magic with his camera, light and soft-wear.
101,668
I ALWAYS use a professional photographer. Bad photos these days cost sales.