Victoria Velasquez Real Estate - Keller Williams Urban Dallas

1. Use a wide angle lens in smaller spaces such as a bathroom. 2. Take exterior photos at an angle. This shows the home in more depth versus taking a photo straight ahead. 3. Invest in good equipment. A cell phone camera doesn't do the job. Anything 5 megapixels or higher is effective and still affordable. Also, a tripod will work wonders for fixing crooked or blurry pics. 4. Use as much natural light as possible. Flash is a back-up option. 5. Home staging should be done before you take your listing photos. 6. The best angles for photos will usually be from the door or entrance of a room, as it gives you the most complete view. 7. Try to take exterior shots 8. It's ok to use software such as Photoshop to enhance, but not to mislead. For example, do not remove the dead tree from the front yard.

Organizing your home can sometimes seem like a time-intensive endeavor. Breaking down projects into two-minute tasks every day could help to make clearing clutter more manageable and easily attainable. Two-minute task #1: Tackle desk and kitchen drawers one at time. Take two minutes each morning to sort through one. If you find something that doesn't belong there, put it in its proper place and throw out any unwanted items. Two-minute task #2:  Organize and clean fridge and pantry shelves one at a time. If you're already pulling out the milk for your morning bowl of cereal, take two minutes to pull everything else off the shelf, quickly wipe it down and put everything back in. Two-minute task #3:  Make your bed every morning. Making your bed starts your day off right, instantly makes your bedroom look orderly and will help perpetuate other good habits. There's also a few studies that have linked making your bed to increased happiness! Simple tips like these ...

1. Let in the light. Open curtains and pull up the shades to let in as much light as possible. Turn on the lights throughout the house. 2. Clean. A dirty home does not look well maintained. Clean your home from top to bottom. This includes the closets and cabinets. 3. Staging. Having your home staged to look appealing to buyers can make a difference. Staging furniture can make a room look bigger. Staging with flowers can make a room more inviting. There are many things that can be done to help in staging. 4. Declutter. All of your belongings do not sell with the home, so now is the time to de-clutter and remove personal items such as photos and collections. Less is better in selling a home. Decluttering allows a potential buyer a better idea of how his/her belongings will be in certain places. 5. Curb Appeal A buyer's first impression is made when that person pulls up the driveway. Make sure your home is tidy and welcoming. Plant flowers in the front or display them in...

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