My gut tells me they don't, but no one seems to agree. With most agents offering new ways of getting to know a home with 3D tours, floor plans and videos, I think I could argue that photos are an after thought from the "olden days" that don't serve much purpose in today's high-tech market place. What's the point of having photos if you can walk through every inch of a listing using your phone,...
With the lock-down behind us and school just a few weeks away the market in Montreal and all over the province is still going up, how come? And what might happen in September? Talk to any home owner about prices and at some point in the conversation you'll likely hear "I know, it's crazy." Prices continue to go up and up, and that's surprising considering what we've been through so far this year....
#1 Tip to get your home ready for photos Get rid of everything on surfaces! That's the gist of it. Table tops. Counters. Bookshelves. Night tables. Most people have a lot of stuff and its got to go somewhere. But where? I'll get to where in a minute, first the obvious: we don't take photos in closets, attics and almost never in garages either. So if your surfaces are full of stuff don't over think...
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