By Caleb Leonard In the competitive world of real estate marketing, catching the eye of potential buyers has become an art form. The newest medium is drone footage. Elevating your real estate listings with drones is more than a double entendre; it’s a shrewd way to stand out from the crowd. Let’s explore how drones are revolutionizing the real estate industry by adding a unique perspective to listings. Must-Have Drone

They say that a picture is worth a thousand words, and when it comes to selling your house, that’s a true statement—everything is featured online these days. Sprucing up the outside of your house and property is one step to making your home more comfortable while attracting potential buyers. Buyers don’t want to do a lot of anything when it comes to a “new” home.  Outdoor projects don’t have to

(source) (By Gina Thompson) Millennials are the largest age group in the United States, and they’re tech-savvy. Millennials like affordability, convenience, and community. That means if you renovate your Dallas-area home for the millennial buyer, it will sell faster, and you could get more money.

By Alissa Cassidy You have your house picture-perfect for the listing photos, but you’re worried that as soon as the real estate photographer leaves, your house will go back to being cluttered and messy. Buyers don’t always give a lot of notice when they want a tour, so keeping your home camera-ready throughout the selling process is crucial.  Read on for tips to easily keep your home presentable and ready

By Shawn Graham In a hurry to move? There’s never been a better time for putting a house on the market. The key to selling it quickly is remembering you’re selling more than your home. You have to convince the buyers to invest in this lifestyle for the next 30 years or more. If you want to sell your home fast this summer, put out the welcome mat. Welcome your

Source By James Winston The hunt for a home for most buyers begins online, and first impressions matter! You’ve got just a few seconds to make a good impression before a potential home buyer swipes to the next listing. And in a red-hot housing market, virtual staging and quality real estate photos are crucial to snagging multiple offers. Here are some tips to maximize your home’s visual appeal. Stage the

Article Written by Bryce Thompson Spring is historically the best time to sell a home, and that means now is the best time to prepare it for sale. According to the National Association of Realtors, “Sales activity between February and March increases by 34%, while prices rise by 3%. Better to hit the ground running when the time comes, rather than stressing out wondering why you didn’t set yourself up

Article Written by Kris Sontag Source The picture of your backyard may not be the first photo that potential buyers see online when they’re looking for a home to buy. But it can be the picture in the lineup that breaks the deal — even before a buyer has come to look at your home in person. If your yard looks like it’s going to need a lot of work,

Article Written By Tina Hill Curb appeal is the term real estate agents use to describe a home’s appearance from the street. Agents know it can determine how quickly a house sells — and at what price. That’s especially true in this age of the internet. Nearly every real estate company posts pictures and videos of their listings on websites, allowing potential buyers to give a thumbs up or down to

It’s June of 2019, and when I go to real estate photography appointments I can generally count on the agent mentioning something about the market slowing down. Or they don’t have as much work as they did last year. They say it’s really tough to get listings right now. But these are the best Realtors in Dallas, and if it’s a struggle for them to get listings, then I can