The rooms are filled with furniture and the walls are covered with personal photographs.

I am photographer and trying to show properties in best possible way. .

.- Make sure that the property has great photographs and that the photos are displayed in the proper order.- Help the seller to establish the correct list price based on the local comps and market conditions.- Advise the seller about any issues related to the property that might effect it's sale.- Negotiate on behalf of the seller in order to get the best deal possible for the seller.- Follow up with the agents who show the property to get feed-back and advise the seller of the feed-back and any appropriate actions that should be taken.- Make sure that all advertising complies with all rules, regulations, and laws effecting the property.- Help the seller to find good service providers (if needed) such as attorneys, termite companies, etc.- Receive all offers on the property, review and evaluate the offers, and advise the seller relating to the offer.- Once the property goes under contract (in some areas the term is "open escrow") follow up with the buyer's agent relating to the buyer's progress toward closing on time.- Prior to closing, review the preliminary HUD-1 settlement statement and make sure there are no errors.

If it's not truly spotless, get it cleaned, photographed, and posted.

Through marketing, paying for a professional photographer, helping with staging if necessary, paperwork, communicating with buyers agents, etc. the 20k is a bargain and the agent will allow your parents to maximize their homes value.

My cousin is a designer and my husband a professional real estate photographer so hoping I'm covered. 

I dont understand how they can call it a “First Look” and offer a 20 day window if all they are going to do is wait until the window closes to collect all offers, effectively rendering the opportunity for owner/occupants useless once investors come into the mix...in regards to the property in question I have withdrawn my offer of $375,000 which was close to list of $379,500 due to horrid conditions which were neither disclosed nor photographed but were caught by my realtor upon her doing her own reconnaissance. 

I started with Podio about 2 months ago and love it for CRM but my husband (whose a pro photographer) is pushing me to use DayLite.

I'm a pretty hard core wildlife photographer with an extra passion for the arctic (in the summer - I'm not a complete idiot!). 

Spring and fall are primarily birders and wildlife photographers.