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Christopher Johanson
  • Investor
  • Medfield, MA
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Does GOOD photography enhance potential rent income?

Christopher Johanson
  • Investor
  • Medfield, MA
Posted

I've always believed the old phrase "You can't catch anything, if you don't get any bites." I'm curious as to see if anybody has any feedback on use of photography. I personally do semi-professional photography as a side job/hobby, and from what I've seen looking throughout local listings, there is some terrible photos on most of these listings that immediately deters me from wanting to look at them.

I imagine that with outstanding photos (That are properly staged, and well lit... )you would be able to attract a higher level of tenant/buyer to look at your property. Not because the property itself is necessarily any different, but because you grabbed their attention by "standing out" with photos. 

Feedback?

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