Clean and Declutter: Ensure the home is spotless and organized. A clean, clutter-free space looks more inviting and allows potential buyers to envision themselves living there.

Depersonalize: Remove personal items such as family photos, awards, or any highly personal décor. This helps buyers imagine the space as their own.

Maximize Lighting: Open curtains and blinds to let in natural light, and turn on all the lights in your home. Well-lit spaces feel larger and more welcoming.

Focus on Curb Appeal: The exterior is the first thing buyers see. Make sure the lawn is mowed, bushes trimmed, and any outdoor clutter is removed. Consider adding potted plants or fresh flowers for an extra touch.

Stage Key Areas: Highlight the main living areas, kitchen, and bedrooms by staging them with simple, neutral décor. Fresh linens, fluffy towels, and a well-set dining table can make a difference.

Remove Pets and Personal Items: While you may love your pet, not all buyers will. Make sure pets and any visible signs of them (toys, beds, food bowls) are removed from the space before the shoot.

Neutralize the Space: Opt for neutral colors and minimal décor to create a space that appeals to a wider audience.