That sort of thing.I am not saying highly polished pro photos are dishonest, but they should reflect the actual place and not the shiny mods that make it look like a million bucks when it is more like 500k.My 2 cents.

It is just a bit of polish on a good looking place.

She says clean it up a little, use what I have to polish, and sell for $55K now or do like a $30K cosmetic rehab with exterior paint and she will GET me $150K, no less than $130K...

I can tell you the deck of the boat is worth more than the flooring in a condo and deck shoes or tennis shoes really should be worn for safety reasons.I've never seen a floor that couldn't be cleaned and where scuff marks from shoes couldn't be polished out, didn't even know they made flooring that didn't hold up to shoes.As a Realtor do you take your shoes off showing properties?

@Thierry Van Roy I am interested in the Polish market myself, I am here boots on the ground and have some experience. 

In my area, depending on the town, polished STR's have 75% - 85% occupancy.

capturing leads is very important.Back to your siteInstead of the big cityscape I would show a polished picture of Joel Owens.

I could do this with you...it would be my pleasure as it would help me polish and improve on my own skills.

I spent more time waxing, polishing and maintaining it - then driving it, haha.

Basement slab pour and finish with polished concrete was done at a total cost of 16 $ per ft.