Let’s get real for a second, friend

SOUND FAMILIAR?

Do you ever feel like you’re running around like crazy on photo day—moving furniture, fixing pillows, tucking away clutter—just trying to get the house ready before the photographer shows up?

Have you ever looked at the photos afterward and thought, “These are fine… but they don’t really make the listing pop the way I hoped”?

Do you find that your listings get plenty of views online, but not the kind of genuine interest or serious buyer inquiries you were expecting?

And isn’t it frustrating when you’ve put in all that time, effort, and even money to get a home photo-ready, only to feel like the results still fall a little flat?

WELL, YOU SEE—I FELT THE SAME WAY.

I’ve always been picky about listing photos—I want every single home to look flawless, like I was right there overseeing the shoot. But with so many little details to juggle on photo day, things can slip through the cracks. That’s why I put together a quick, room-by-room checklist that takes out the stress and guarantees polished photos every time—without you having to keep track of every tiny detail.