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Updated over 2 years ago, 05/15/2022

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Professional Pictures Debate

Ryan Schildroth
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I'm about to list my first STR in the KCMO market and am going back and forth on whether or not I should get professional pictures. All of the books I've read on STRs say to spend the money, and that it'll be a huge difference maker for bookings. I've also heard the argument that if expectations from great pictures don't meet reality, guests will be disappointed from the get-go. While it has plenty of charm, the home is nearly 100 years old. Another side note is that my fiance is an Art Director and has a knack for photography, just not necessarily real estate specific.

Any advice before I drop $500 on a pro?

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