Posting pictures to your listing on the fly? May I suggest a series of keystrokes, such as “rotate”, “90 degrees left”?
Good grief. TGIF, and thank goodness Steve and Daughter #1 return from the backcountry today. I may be losing it.
Source: Sandicor MLS.
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Are you positive that’s not the view from a cruise ship going down?
It took me a minute to figure out what I was looking at. I rotated it 90 degrees to the right and still didn’t realize it was the bathroom until started over and rotated it 90- degrees to the left instead.
We finally have a rule in our MLS requiring at least ONE photo to be submitted within 48 hours.
You wouldn’t have believed the wailing over that with agents saying “what if the property doesn’t photograph well?” (duh!), and “I don’t have a camera”.
Now if we could just implement cumulative days on market to prevent relisting properties to set the DOM counter!
Derek, Yes those keystrokes can be tricky. There is also another option for the agent-photographer – Take the photo standing up, and hold the camera in the straight and upright position. Ah, this is all so complex.
haha Kris, that was a discount listing. Full service includes an option to rotate the photos. Duh!