When you’re getting ready to list a home, timing matters—and not just in the market. The time of day you choose for your real estate photos can have a huge impact on how the home looks in the listing. The key is scheduling your shoot based on which way your house faces.

In today’s competitive real estate market, standing out is more important than ever—and that starts with your listing photos. While beautifully composed interior shots set the tone, drone photography takes your listing to new heights—literally and figuratively.

When you hire a real estate photographer, what exactly are you paying for? It’s a common question—and an important one. Many agents assume that once they pay for a photo shoot, they own the images. But in reality, what you’re purchasing is a license to use the photos—not the photos themselves. And that’s actually what makes real estate photography so affordable.

Aerial drone photography and video can take a listing from average to extraordinary—but how do you know when to use drone video vs. drone photos? This article breaks it down.

A well-prepared home leads to better photos, more showings, and faster sales. Here’s a simple guide to what homeowners should do (and what to avoid) before a real estate photoshoot.

In today’s fast-moving real estate market, first impressions are everything. With over 90% of homebuyers starting their search online, your listing photos can make or break a sale.