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Answers (6)
- Kathy Robertson, "kathyhomebuys"
- Contributions:954
If you are an agent, in my area of Florida you can't use other agents photos without full disclosure. You may want to take your own.
- Roberto Izquierdo, "Roberto Izquierdo"
- Contributions:13
Yes, you can, however, don't do it because the owner will eventually want to see the work you've put into their listing and viewing thier old pictures of their house by another Realtor is not a good way to start the relationship with them. Think this: They just hired you for a reason, They want a New Agent, a New Listing and New PICTURES... Good Luck!
- Sam DeBord, "SeattleHome.com"
- Contributions:3472
I'm not sure estine17 is an agent. Either way, you'll want to take your own picture.
- Helen Edwards, "Helen Edwards"
- Contributions:478
Take your own. Having good relations with agents from other companies is more beneficial than a quick" lift" from their work.
- Betourne Bialek Team
- Contributions:213
You need to take another photo, because the other photo is the property of that company. If you get written permission to use it, that should be satisfactory.
- Joel Fletes, "JoelFletes"
- Contributions:171
As long as the listing picture is under your brokerage. If not you will need to take another picture
Can I use a photo from another listing if it shows a common area for a neighborhood or take my own?
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