PRUDENT

Get rid of the clutter:

As with an in-person viewing, you want viewers to have a look around but be able to imagine living there too so clear away any mess and move as much as you can out of sight

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Make sure your home is spotless:

Even though they’re not there - it’s still worth cleaning counters and surfaces as the video will look better if everything is bright and sparkling

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Timing and script:

Consider how long it will take to show each room. Think about the key features you want to highlight and also prepare an answer for any obvious questions people might have.

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Plan your route:

You know your own house better than anyone, but you should still have a plan in mind on which route you want to take as your walk around your home

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Consider how you record your viewing:

We’re not suggesting the need for a full production crew but it’s worth broadcasting and recording in as high a definition as possible. Make sure your camera lens is clean, speak clearly and reduce any background noise on the recording.

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Make sure every room is well lit:

If you’re showing your home in the next few weeks, daylight hours are reduced so make sure your curtains are fully drawn, all lights are on and there’s as much light in the room as possible.

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Share the history of your home:

Point out previous functions that rooms have had in the past. An upstairs office may have been a nursery many years ago, or a new kitchen may have been recently installed. Since it may not be obvious from a video, potential buyers will want to know more about how your home has evolved as your family has lived in it.

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OUR GUIDE TO VIRTUAL VIEWING

What is a virtual viewing?

How can I host a virtual viewing?

People make offers based on virtual viewings?

Get rid of the clutter:

Make sure your home is spotless:

Timing and script:

Plan your route:

Consider how you record your viewing:

Make sure every room is well lit:

Share the history of your home: