Photos are one of the first things prospective tenants notice, so good presentation can make a significant difference to your rental advertisement.
- Prepare the property: Clean and declutter rooms and remove unnecessary personal items.
- Use natural light: Open curtains and blinds and photograph rooms when they are bright.
- Shoot horizontally: Landscape images generally work best on property websites.
- Keep the camera straight: Avoid tilted walls, floors and horizons.
- Capture the room: Photograph from a corner or doorway where possible to show the layout clearly.
- Keep images realistic: Avoid excessive editing or wide-angle effects that could misrepresent the property.
- Choose your strongest main image: Your first photo is often the image prospective tenants see in search results.
- Include the important areas: Show living areas, the kitchen, bedrooms, bathrooms, outdoor areas, parking and important property features.
A floor plan can also help prospective tenants understand the property's layout before attending an inspection.
If you'd prefer professional results, No Agent Property can arrange professional photography and floor plans, depending on your package or as additional services.