Top 2 Real Estate Photographers in Desert Hot Springs, CA

Porch Pro Headshot Pacific Aerial Surveyors
Real Estate Photographer
Serves Desert Hot Springs, California
Pacific Aerial Surveyors is fully compliant with the FAA to conduct aerial photography/videography using unmanned aerial systems. We use modern GPS based aerial copters with remote wifi first person view to attain high resolution photos and/or videos. We specialize in Construction, Marketing, Real...Read more about Pacific Aerial Surveyors
Pacific Aerial Surveyors is fully compliant with the FAA to conduct aerial photography/videography using unmanned aerial systems. We use modern GPS based aerial copters with remote wifi first person view to attain high resolution photos and/or videos. We specialize in Construction, Marketing, Real...Read more about Pacific Aerial Surveyors
Porch Pro Headshot Israel Hernandez Realtor
Real Estate Photographer
Serves Desert Hot Springs, California
I welcome all to chat with me over a cup of coffee or lunch. Real estate is a business of trust and confidence, wherein you entrust what will typically be your largest asset of your life- your home, in the hands of your agent. That is why I encourage you to give me a call to begin a conversation abu...Read more about Israel Hernandez Realtor
I welcome all to chat with me over a cup of coffee or lunch. Real estate is a business of trust and confidence, wherein you entrust what will typically be your largest asset of your life- your home, in the hands of your agent. That is why I encourage you to give me a call to begin a conversation abu...Read more about Israel Hernandez Realtor

Top questions to ask before hiring a real estate photographer

A professional will assist you with scope and estimates, but having a clear idea of what you want to accomplish will help communication.

Do you want professionals to do everything, or do you have the time and skill to do some of the work?

Many projects such as have a DIY component, such as painting or cleanup.

First and foremost, protect yourself and make sure the contractor and any sub-contractors are licensed, bonded and insured.