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Do I need a floor plan for my listing?

A professionally produced floor plan is the second most viewed listing asset after the lead photo. Buyers use floor plans to evaluate spatial flow, room relationships, and furniture placement before scheduling a showing. Listings without floor plans create uncertainty that reduces showing volume and weakens offer aggressiveness. Always include a floor plan - at minimum, a general room outline showing layout flow.

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From the seller playbook: Packaging Your Property for Maximum Perceived Value

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