Bad MLS Photos

Honestly, I don't put a lot of effort into this particular segment. Other agents do it for me.

The rule of MLS photos is to tell a story, with the result of selling the client's home. Let's just keep that in mind, shall we?

Dear Agent, if you can snap the picture, then you can make the bed first. Please! I know it isn't the agent's job to make the bed, but it helps sell the home.

Also, get out of the car to snap the picture! 

Is it me, or does it look like this truck is partially inside the home? 

Yes, this picture is on the MLS, and the Internet for that matter, just like this. Those are French doors by the way. It took me a minute to figure it out. 

Wonder if a buyer would question the structural integrity of this property? I wonder if the agent did as he stood under this roof. 

It isn't just messy homes and questionable building practices. Sometimes it is just a bad photo filter, making everything look terra cotta orange. Just like in the 1970s. 

And finally, this is a $500,000 home. Yes, HOME. This is the only picture in this listing that shows actual property. Anyone want to take bets whether or not the agent got out of the car to snap this one? This owner is paying for this kind of service.