Lender · Orlando, FL · Member since 2016 · 340 posts · 115 votes
I’m about to list a property for sale in Daytona Beach and I am interested in what apps / services other investors or agents are using to edit photos. Anything AI based / automated would be great. Looking for easy :)
I am going to clean up the landscaping and seed the yard better, but for example I haven’t done it yet, and I want to make the yard look better or some early marketing of the property.
I’ve seen a lot of services like virtual staging, which seem to be getting better, but I was wondering if anyone uses an app / service to improve other aspects of listing photos.
* ethically I also think this is an interesting discussion point to even do this, but I’m OK with scenarios like the grass hasn’t grown in yet and I want a nice picture before it does, or it was a cloudy day and I want to represent a sunny day etc..
Real Estate Agent · Member since 2023 · 91 posts · 80 votes
3y
If you need a good landscaper let me know! He does my listings quick and affordable. I will say any photos that are highly edited stick out, and agents/buyers sometimes avoid them.
Hinton, WV · Member since 2026 · 7 posts · 3 votes
3w
I’ve been working in this space for a while, and EstateReimagine is one option worth looking at. It’s built for more than just virtual staging, you can also enhance listing photos, remove unwanted objects/furniture, improve the overall image, and create different marketing assets from the same photos.
For your use case, I’d probably use it for the landscaping/sky situation you mentioned, while keeping the changes clearly within the “presentation” category rather than altering anything about the actual property.
The virtual staging has also gotten pretty good compared with what was available a few years ago. The main thing I’d look for is whether the tool preserves the room’s actual architecture and proportions.
Full disclosure: I’m the founder of EstateReimagine, but there are plenty of other tools worth comparing too.