Imagine buying a $500,000 rental property but being too cheap to get professional photos taken…
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@BryceWGarcia
Actual the management company brought there $6,500 camera & the real estate agent who is a professional photographer took the photos. She couldn't get the lighting correct after multiple tries. I took some with my Iphone 13 Pro edited them & we ended up using my photos... LMFAO
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@BryceWGarcia
Don't even get me started. When you have a few minutes, browse the properties listed in San Jose, CA. Only look at homes over $1,000,000 and just see how many have absolutely crappy, low res cell phone shots. My favorite is the one with one photo that is a screen capture from…
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@BryceWGarcia
I see this happen all the time and it's honestly so sad. Professional pictures are worth every penny..
I also love when I see a home at that price point being listed and there's photo's that have the listing agents finger in it. Like are you that lazy to re-take the pic?
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@BryceWGarcia
I raised my photography prices to $400. No one has walked away yet. $400 is a drop in the bucket
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