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Real estate professionals spend a lot of time learning how to take great pictures for their listings but often forget about learning how to avoid taking pictures that might hurt their sale, according to real estate instructor Dale Carlton.
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When you take a picture you automatically have a copyright for the picture. That copyright covers a “bundle” of rights that you can control. You can give away some of the rights, sell some of the rights or just keep them all to yourself. If you’ve ever used a photograph with a Creative...
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Amy Chorew, a trainer and coach based in Connecticut, spoke at the Triple Play REALTORS® Convention in Atlantic City last week. She said since consumers find homes on web sites, it’s very important to create online appeal.
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New Facebook changes mean new questions about protecting pictures and other personal information.
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Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2012
