Most agents book a real estate photographer the same way they book anything else. Sometimes it works out. Sometimes they end up waiting two weeks for photos that come back looking like they were batch processed overnight. Here is what to actually look for before you book.

Upland is where SoCal Home Photo was built. It is our home market and the place we know better than anywhere else in the IE and SGV corridor. Here is why this established foothill city rewards premium listing photography.

Rialto quietly moves a significant volume of residential transactions every month. Here is what agents listing in Rialto need to know about professional photography, drone, and next business day delivery in this high-volume IE market.

Chino Hills occupies a unique position in the real estate photography landscape. The rolling hills terrain, the BAPS Mandir, and the proximity to three counties give this city a buyer profile unlike any other market in the corridor.

Most agents hand over the lockbox code and wait for the delivery notification. Here is what actually happens in between — from gear out of the trunk to photos in your inbox the next business day.

How much does it cost? Do you charge travel fees? How long does it take? When do I get my photos? Here are the answers to every question IE and SGV agents ask before booking a real estate photography shoot.

If you have ever had a listing ready to go and no photographer available — you already understand this story. The names and details are mine but the feeling is yours.