When taking photos on properties, there are a few settings and requirements to be aware of.
Phone Settings
Modern smartphones like to take high resolution portrait style photography. This can be a challenge because taking photography of a residence typically requires adjusting both the settings of the camera, and resizing the images on the phone prior to upload.
Zoom Out! (Set the zoom to .5 for a wide angle view)
Instructions for Android Users
Resize those images on your device! (This extra step actually saves time)
This will save you a ton of time during uploads by reducing the filesize of your images.
Resizing instructions for iPhone Users
Resizing instructions for Android Users
Camera Recommendations
- Wipe that lens clean!
- Turn lights on in the residence and let light through the windows where possible
- Take photos in landscape mode
- Avoid blur by allowing time for your phone to align it's zoom.
Photography Requirements
- Ensure there are no people or animals in the photos
- Stand in room corners to capture as much of the room as possible.
- Photograph ALL structures on the property (including the shed), both inside and out.
Exterior Photos
6-8 photos of the front, rear and sides are required.
| Front |
| Rear |
| Sides |
| AC Unit (+ label) |
| Electrical Panel (open & closed) |
| Cracks or Exterior Damage |
Interior Photos
2 photos per room, taken from the corners of the room whenever possible. Include all common areas as well as closets & crawl spaces.
| Common areas (Kitchen, Dining, Entry etc) |
| Bedrooms |
| Bathrooms |
| Water Heater (+ label) |
| Attic |
| Stairs |
| Hallways |
| Basement |
| Under sinks |
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