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Photo Preparation Guide

It's important to put your best foot forward when listing a property. We have put together a handy PDF checklist that will help you get the most for your property.

General Preparation

  • Begin by decluttering and depersonalizing your space
  • Remove personal items, excessive furniture, and unnecessary decor
  • Create a clean and spacious environment
  • Remove family photos from view - this allows potential buyers to envision themselves living in the space
  • Opt for neutral artwork or decorative pieces instead
  • Consider staging with a neutral and inviting aesthetic
  • Use appropriate furniture arrangements to highlight the flow of each room
  • Add small decorative touches like fresh flowers or tasteful artwork

Exterior Preparation

  • Prioritize curb appeal by cleaning the exterior of your home, including windows, siding, and walkways
  • Mow and edge lawn freshly
  • Trim any overgrown hedges or trees
  • Ensure lawn is well-maintained
  • Remove dead vegetation and leaves
  • Sweep walkways and driveways
  • Store trash bins, garden tools, and equipment
  • Remove seasonal decorations
  • Remove all vehicles from driveway and street
  • Consider adding colorful flowers or potted plants near the entrance
  • Consider adding outdoor lighting such as landscape lights or accent lights to highlight walkways or architectural elements

Living Areas

  • Remove excess furniture that crowds space
  • Minimize knick-knacks and decorative items
  • Turn off all TVs and hide remotes/cables
  • Turn on ALL lights in the house
  • Open all blinds, curtains, and shades
  • Turn off all ceiling fans

Kitchen Preparation

  • Clear ALL items from countertops and islands
  • Remove magnets, photos, and papers from refrigerator
  • Clean all appliances until streak-free
  • Hide soaps, cleaning supplies, and dish racks
  • Remove trash cans from visible areas
  • Store pet food bowls

Bedrooms

  • Make all beds perfectly with wrinkle-free linens
  • Clear nightstands except for one lamp and simple decor
  • Store all clothing, shoes, and laundry out of sight
  • Remove toys and clutter from children's rooms

Bathroom Preparation

  • Remove ALL personal items from counters, tubs, showers
  • Close all toilet lids
  • Remove bath mats and wastebaskets
  • Clean mirrors and fixtures until streak-free
  • Place only fresh, neatly folded towels on racks

Main Areas to Focus On: Pay extra attention to the kitchen, living room, bedrooms, and bathrooms - these are the spaces potential buyers are most interested in. Ensure they are clean, well-organized, and staged appropriately. Don't forget to capture any unique features or selling points, such as fireplaces or built-in bookshelves.

Preparation for Twilight Photography

Outdoor Preparations

  • Enhance curb appeal by ensuring the exterior is in pristine condition
  • Trim the lawn, prune bushes and trees, and clear any clutter or debris
  • Consider adding outdoor lighting such as landscape lights or accent lights to highlight specific features like walkways or architectural elements

Clean and Declutter

  • Thoroughly clean and declutter all areas of your home before the shoot
  • Remove personal items, excessive furniture, and any clutter that may distract from focal points
  • Twilight photography relies on capturing a sense of openness and spaciousness

Indoor Staging and Lighting

  • Create an inviting atmosphere indoors by turning on all interior lights, including lamps and accent lighting
  • This helps balance the interior and exterior lighting during twilight
  • Check that all bulbs are working properly
  • Consider using warm, soft lighting to create a cozy ambiance

Window Treatments

  • Pay attention to window treatments as they play a significant role during twilight photography
  • Open all curtains, blinds, and shades to allow natural light and twilight hues to filter through windows
  • If you have outdated or distracting window treatments, consider temporarily removing or replacing them for the shoot