I had a cleint yesterday day tell me about this epidode as I was doing the tour. She did not seem concerned because she said "I don't have anything worth stealing" LOL

But this has been brought up before by other clients. Most have been concerned about family pictures of their kids or children rooms.

Some homes I have done do have security systems and some have had very expensive art and electronics.

I do have to pay attention to these things as some clients have passwords and gate codes posted in places that can be seen. I either move these out of the photo or erase them in the image later.

For my very expensive listings/clients who have sophisticated security systems I erase any visible key pads or traces of the system so that the type and location of these things are not in the image.

General Lee.

To be sure those are good practices.  It is an opportunity to use photoshop.

Dave

Oh yeah, and an Open House is WAY more secure!

Ha!

Hi there

The safety aspect arose before with someone asking about doing tours of schools. Although I'd love to do a tour of the school I work in for the website I know that it would be very dangerous as it would let anyone know exactly how to walk around our building. After Dunblane this is something we all need to bear in mind.

Thought Id flag that aspect up.

F