One of the beauties of the internet is how much easier it has made commerce, even real estate commerce. With listing platforms like Pelow and bespoke media companies like FacibusStudios, anyone with a property to sell can instantly reach hundreds and thousands of potential buyers. However, these gains do come at a cost; as homebuyers can quickly see thousands of home options instantly at their fingertips, and competition has become stiff. Consequently, they all have to figure out a way to stand out and attract those winning sales or a Property Guardian

The actual quality of the property for sale isn't known to potential buyers on these platforms as all they have to go on is the information seller’s offer on these platforms. Most listing sites have specific standards every seller must meet before their property can be accepted as a listing. Still, there are opportunities for sellers who are willing to go the extra mile to have first pickings of the potential buyers visiting these listing platforms and thus a chance to make faster, better quality sales.

When listing a property on a platform like Pelow, the media submitted can be the difference between active interest from the platform's visitors and an offhand reaction to your listing from them. Understandably, not everyone possesses a photographer's eyes. A glance at many of the images on home listing websites testifies to this statement but not to worry as all hope is not lost for your dreams of finding success selling homes.

Here are some easy, usable tips to improve your media quality if you're on a budget and can't hire professionals in the spirit of overcoming limitations to achieve success. Let me say that these tips work whether you have a professional DSLR or you're just using a high or mid-ranged mobile phone.

Please take it as many times as possible

Something great about real estate photography is how you don't have to deal with movement as your subject is always static. This is an advantage you should exploit to get the best out of for your listing images.  So as long as there's enough light, one can experiment and try different things to get the best results.

Take advantage of daylight

Most people don't realize this, but you have to have a plan for exceptional property photography. Whether you're shooting rooms with natural window light or capturing a patio at dusk… You have to know what a property will look like at different times of the day and in different weather. However, even with meticulous planning, you'll face changes as time passes during the shooting. This can be a problem when trying to capture consistent images of the whole property, but we cover something in great detail.

Setting the Scene and Composition
When photographing real estate, you have complete control over the scene. And this is where you can start to add real value. You can:
Move the furniture to create better balance or flow
Add props like a bouquet or soft cushions
Set the scene with a glass of chilled wine
If you use the simple tips that Giovanni lays out in the ebook, you can transform a house into a home.

Dedicated Room Guides
Different rooms have different functions and styles. And you should be able to style and shoot them accordingly. You wouldn't shoot a living room the same way you'd shoot a kid's bedroom. In "Picture Perfect Properties" you'll find several examples of how to take great pictures of specific rooms. From living rooms and studios to kitchens, bathrooms, and bedrooms. Read more here