HOMEOWNERS GUIDE TO PREPARING FOR PROFESSIONAL SHOOT

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HOMEOWNERS GUIDE TO PREPARING FOR PROFESSIONAL
SHOOT
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BEFORE THE SHOOT
Be open house ready. Clean all carpet, tile,
hardwood floors and windows. Rearrange furniture,
if necessary. Add artwork to bare walls, if
necessary. Check all lightbulbs and replace any
that are burned out,inside and outside. Landscapin
g should be well manicured with the lawn mowed,
weeds pulled, edging and flower beds neatly
trimmed. Blow all leaves off of the driveway. Put
away all hoses, sprinklers, etc. Remember when it
comes to accessories, less is more. Add outdoor
seating if there is a patio or deck to create a
more inviting space. Simplify! If a room is too
full of furniture, it will be difficult for
perspective buyers to visualize a great space for
them. You may need to move excess items into the
garage/storage.
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DAY OF THE SHOOT
Keep blinds and curtains open to let natural
light in. Hide all electrical cords, if
possible. Close all toilet seats. Straighten
hanging towels in the bathroom. Turn on all
lights. Turn off all ceiling fans and TVs. Make
sure pets and children are not in the way during
the shoot. Clear away clutter and straighten
personal items such as Family photos Valuables Co
untertop items Laundry items Toiletries Garbage
cans
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AGENTS GUIDE TO PREPARING FOR PROFESSIONAL SHOOT.
Arrive at least 30 minutes before the shoot Make
sure vehicles are out of the driveway Make sure
beds are made and toilet seats are down. Turn on
all lights and open all blinds/curtains. Check
for light bulbs that need to be replaced. Turn
off all ceiling fans and TVs. Tidy up the
backyard. Remove all clutter. Clear counters and
surfaces as much as possible.
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