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Geocentric will now included QR Codes all tours
Photography Special, Photo Still Tours $64.95
Geocentric, will professionally photograph up to 12 hi-resolution still photos then we will create a Geo 360 Photo Tour for you to display your real estate listing. Geocentric will then email a link to a copy of the Hi Resolution Still Photos and a second set of Photos already sized for you to upload to the MLS. Thats not all we'll even link your Geo 360 photo tour to your showcase listing on realtor.com and trend MLS as a virtual tour along with other sites like google, zillow, and tulia, at this price why not add 4 Interactive Virtual Tour Scenes for only $40.00 more.
Valid for real estate photo tours only. Geocentric has been providing virtual tours and photography services since 1991 to our great agents in Bucks, Chester, Montgomery, Delaware, Lancaster, Leigh, and Philadelphia county's Pennsylvania and New Jersey largest and oldest virtual tour provider.
100% Satisfaction Guaranteed
You'll receive prompt, professional and courteous response from all Geocentric team members, from the customer Service Representative to the Photographers and Technicians that will ensure the quality of your images.
If you are dissatisfied with any photograph that a Geocentric photographer film and you notify us with in the first week after you receive your images we will gladly re-film the images at no cost to you.
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Not surprisingly, listings with better photos command higher asking prices...At the closing table, listings with nicer photos gain anywhere between $934 and $116,076...
SLR or single-lens-reflex cameras give users more control over what they capture and tend to produce high-quality images. They cost more than point-and-shoot cameras, but considering the data may be worth the investment for a home seller. Even better, ask your broker to bring in a professional photographer...
And yet, for all this, only 15% of listings incorporate higher-end photography. ... more than half of $1 million-plus listings were shot with low-end cameras.
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