What photos should I take for my listing?

Homes with professional photos sell faster and for more money than homes with amateur photos. The first photo should be the front exterior, which is the first thing buyers see in search results. Include photos of every room, including the kitchen, living room, dining room, family room, primary bedroom, secondary bedrooms, bathrooms, and any bonus spaces like a home office, finished basement, or sunroom. Highlight special features like a fireplace, deck, patio, updated kitchen, or custom built-ins. Include outdoor photos of the backyard, front yard, and any landscaping features. Shoot at the right time of day. Golden hour, just after sunrise or before sunset, provides the best natural light. Overcast days are also good for avoiding harsh shadows. Use a wide-angle lens to make rooms appear spacious, but be careful not to distort the space. Your agent should provide professional photography as part of their marketing services. A drone photo can be a great addition for larger properties or homes with unique settings.