House not selling, HELP!

Gleeful

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tiny_tear

I personally like to see floorplans, I like to visualise where every room is and don't like adverts without...

tomatoe_2

Gleeful wrote: »

the ones of the outside make the place look a little dour

Well if ever Dignitas get to open a uk branch that house looks like the ideal place. :rotfl:


No mention of car parking and no photo of the rear garden/yard.

cymrumam

The pictures are poor quality - there are a lot of the staircases - and the ones of the rooms dont show them to their best !

GAH

Def get a new photo of the outside on a nice clear day and while the agent is there get them to take all new photos of the inside with the lens in focus.

As much as I love the St George flag, I would get the agent to take it at an angle that cuts it out, no one wants to see that in a photo.

shar46y

It looks quite nice despite the gloomy weather and inside looks newly refurbished. But... most of the photos are blurry! They should be retaken using a tripod or at least someone with a steady hand for example I can't see whether the kitchen is any good or not.

hcb42

Surely your friend didnt sign that brochure off, the blurry photos are giving me a headache!

sleepless_saver

You could get rid of/conceal the cabling in photo 7, it's the focal point of the photo.

sleepless_saver

And why are there 2 dark marks in the upper left corner of all the pix? Ah, dirty camera lens.

The wall above the radiator in photo 10 looks dirty, as does the left hand wall in the next photo.

k3lvc

1) Return to the agent and tell them to do their job - good photos, no smelling pistakes etc etc
2) Any chance of staging the property with furniture for pics
3) Room sizes look small - I'd want a floorplan to see the options for combining/changing
4) Lose the St Georges Flag

shar46y

k3lvc wrote: »

1) return to the agent and tell them to do their job - good photos, no smelling pistakes etc etc

Heh heh