In this interview, Rich Baum & Brian Berkowitz share their stories of how they got into real estate photography as well as some great tips and tricks.
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5 Comments
Edwin Dougherty
Posted at 23:59h, 24 DecemberThank you Martin for having Rich and Brian. I am interested in Real estate photography. Nice tips.
Be well.
Martin Bailey
Posted at 11:08h, 30 DecemberGreat to hear! Thanks for listening and for getting in touch Edwin!
Brian B.
Posted at 06:04h, 25 DecemberThanks Martin for having us. It was a blast!
Martin Bailey
Posted at 11:09h, 30 DecemberYou’re very welcome Brian. Thank you! I look forward to talking again at some point.
Daisei
Posted at 22:06h, 26 DecemberThank you for this episode. I currently work in Real Estate and found this conversation to be very useful.