The coronavirus pandemic is sure to change the way people buy and sell their house. That makes things such as having an open house a lot more challenging. However, the use of technology offers sellers a chance to provide prospective buyers a look at the house from a safe distance. Here are some tips on how to have an open house during the coronavirus pandemic.
Capture it on video
Properly capturing a video may not be up just everybody’s alley. Aspects such as camera movement and camera angle may be understandably difficult to manage for someone who has not done this before. It is advisable to review some real estate video walkthroughs available on the internet. Whether it is YouTube or real estate agent websites, you are sure to fine a host of helpful content to get you started.
Shoot some photos
If you are not confident about your ability with capturing videos, it Is better to take some listing photos instead. In hindsight, you may use these images for a video slideshow if capturing a video is not possible. Be sure to shoot photos in a well-lit environment without reflections in window and mirrors. It is best to pick a time of the day when there is sufficient sunlight to keep long shadows from appearing in the daytime.
Exterior to interior
In order to provide prospective buyers an authentic open house experience, you should begin by showcasing the exterior. When people visit, they tend to take note of the curb appeal before they step inside and take a look at the interior. As you step inside, cover the most prominent features of the house such that viewers can appreciate everything they see.
The pandemic has made selling a house more challenging but these tips on how to have an open house during current times should help you in your effort.
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