It’s a difficult one isn’t it. If the photos make it look better than it is in reality people will be disappointed. If the photos don’t do it justice then people will be less likely to view in the first place.
I would think kerb appeal is the most important thing as many people drive by before making an appointment to view.
I always read the description, if the place looks pokey and dark but the agent says spacious and light then I might view.
I never look at decor and stuff that can be changed. Not easy to look past the furnishings that can often be too big, too cluttered, too dark. Lots to take I to account.
I can never understand people who know the agent is coming to take photos and leave a bed unmade or dishes in the sink.
Labour Brings in excellent Renter's Rights - long overdue.
De-cluttering, still at it, still no end
