Prepare the property information
Collect room, floor, heating, balcony and maintenance details. State whether an area figure is net or gross and how it was obtained. Confirm uncertain information before publishing it. Record the period covered by any service charge and what the charge includes.
Photograph the home honestly
Choose a bright time of day, open curtains and clear circulation routes. Show the kitchen, bathroom and balcony without hiding their usable space. Keep personal documents and family photographs outside the frame. Avoid edits that disguise defects or misleadingly enlarge rooms.
Plan a useful viewing
Arrange photographs in a sequence that explains the floor plan. At the viewing, show the building entrance and shared areas as well as the apartment. Explain known repair needs and verify walking routes rather than promising untested journey times.
Check before publication
Compare photographs with the written room and area details. Agree on viewing availability and decide which practical feature deserves emphasis. A terrace, for example, is easier to understand when buyers can also see how it connects to the living space.