How do the photos get attached to my listing?

You have a choice what format to submit your photos. We recommend that you email us a picture of your home because we can upload it to the listing faster, and you get to pick a photo you like.

If you do not have a digital camera (or can't borrow one from a friend, relative, or coworker), we suggest you take photos with a film camera (even a $5 disposable camera) and pay for a photo CD when you get your film developed. This will enable you to put the CD in your computer, attach it to an email, and email it to us. As a last resort, you can mail our corporate office a printed photograph and we will scan the photo and get it uploaded. Keep in mind that this is the slowest option and we cannot return photos.

Want professional photos? Contact us, in almost all areas there is an optional service available to get your photos professionally taken.

When selecting your photo(s), keep in mind that having a current photo is important, especially in seasonal areas. Most websites that display your home information to the general public, so viewers will assume that the photo was taken when the home was listed. So, if you list in January with a beautiful spring photo, some viewers will assume that your home has been for sale since the last spring.

Photos are the last step in the MLS listing process. A listing must be entered, and activated before a photo can be attached. Therefore, it is usually the last item that we ask you for, and you will be given an email address to email your photos.