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Real Estate Photography for Listing Agents

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Real Estate Photography for Listing Agents

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Real Estate Photography for Listing Agents 3.00
Elective
Guide your sellers to price their properties for more money and a faster sale.
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  • This course will help you impress upon sellers that you know the property dynamics and values of their marketplace. You will learn how buyers and sellers commonly think about a property’s value, and about the real estate professional’s role in influencing the pricing process accordingly. We will also cover how to present a convincing market analysis for your sellers.
     
    The overriding goal of this course is to show you how to counsel your sellers to price their real estate so they receive the most amount of money in the shortest amount of time - and with the least amount of anxiety and inconvenience.
  • This course will help you impress upon sellers that you know the property dynamics and values of their marketplace. You will learn how buyers and sellers commonly think about a property’s value, and about the real estate professional’s role in influencing the pricing process accordingly. We will also cover how to present a convincing market analysis for your sellers.

    Section 1: Equipment
    Introduction
    Chapter 1: The Camera
    Chapter 2: The Lens
    Chapter 3: The Flash
    Chapter 4: The Editing
     
    Section 2: Research
    Chapter 1: The Prior Listing
    Chapter 2: Similar Listings
    Chapter 3: The Timing
    Chapter 4: The Setting
    Chapter 5: The Community
     
    Section 3: Preparation of the Home
    Chapter 1: Counseling the Seller
    Chapter 2: Dress Your House for Success
    Chapter 3: Occupied and Vacant
     
    Section 4: Taking the Photographs
    Chapter 1: Camera Settings
    Chapter 2: The Flash Settings
    Chapter 3: Start the Photo Session
    Getting Started and The Front Exterior
    The Back Exterior, Kitchen, Dining and Living Rooms
    Bedrooms, Bathrooms, Garages and Outbuildings
     
    Section 5: The Organization and Distribution of the Photos
    Chapter 1: Listing with Photographs on Day 1
    Chapter 2: The Number, Order and Mix
    Chapter 3: Distribution to the MLS
    Chapter 4: Distribution to Internet Realty Sites
     
    Section 6: The Professional Photographer
    Chapter 1: The Decision to Use a Pro
    Chapter 2: The Cost and the ROI
  • Subject Matter Expert: 
    Rob Horgan
    Rob Horgan graduated from the University of Arizona in Tucson 1983 with a BA in Radio, Television and Film. He had learned how to develop and print film in darkrooms, but then mastered digital photography and software after the advent of digital cameras in the mid-1990s. After Rob became a real estate agent in 2005, other agents at his company complimented him on his outstanding listing photos. When he said he took them, requests for his photography services poured in. Rob’s experience as an agent has helped him know what buyers are looking for, and demand for his photography from listing agents has grown. He now has time for an occasional listing, but refers most of his buyers and sellers to other agents. 

    Instructor: Jim Luger
    Jim Luger has been a broker and instructor for over 30 years. He is a member of the Real Estate Educators Association, and is certified as an online instructor by the International Distance Education Certification Center (IDECC). You can contact Jim at Jim@ContinuingEdExpress.com.

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These courses do NOT satisfy the continuing education requirement for a licensee’s FIRST renewal. 

These courses are approved for elective continuing education by the Pennsylvania Real Estate Commission.

Visit the Pennsylvania Real Estate Commission website for information about continuing education requirements.

Licensees are required to keep records of their own continuing education hours, and will be "required to submit paper documentation if the licensee is chosen for CE audit."

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