About seevirtual.com
Seevirtual.com is more than just the industry leader in providing virtual tours to Greater Vancouver real estate professionals. We take advantage of every aspect of marketing real estate listings on the Internet. Our methods drive potential buyers to view listings and experience homes without leaving their own. The result for real estate professionals is increased sales and profits.

We provide real estate professionals with the technologies and marketing tools they need to succeed in today's increasingly Internet savvy real estate market. Our emphasis on superior customer service and quality has allowed us to produce over 11,000 virtual tours and consistently deliver outstanding results to thousands of real estate professionals like you.

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What to expect when you order a tour:

When you order a tour a photographer will call you, or the contact person, and book the best time for the shoot. The photographer will appear at the booking time and photograph stills and pans of the property. You are welcome to give direction if needed on what you would like to see highlighted or our professionals can choose the views to show your listing at its best possible advantage. When the shoot is done, the photographer returns to the office and the digital processors work their magic on the images to create the presentation. They will then e-mail you a notification that the tour has been posted and the link and images have been sent to mls.ca (when mls number is available). Time from shoot to posting normally takes 2 business days._{*Monday to Friday,notwithstanding unforseen, unusual volumn or technical problems.}
We will also send you weekly charts of your listing's traffic so you can monitor the progress. Included in your package is a free account so you can make changes on your tours or monitor your traffic at any time.

Preparation for the virtual tour:

To make your experience as pleasant and successful as possible, we have included some suggestions of what can be done before our photographer arrives:

• No cars in the driveway or parked in front of the house
  
• Garage doors should be closed
  
• Hide remote controls and put newspapers and magazines away
  
• Turn on all the ceiling lights
  
• Have pets locked up in another room and hide cat scratch posts, pet beds and food dishes
  
• Try to have the backyard as tidy as possible, toys and such should be hidden
  
• In the kitchen, make sure the counters are as clear as possible
  
• Try to minimize the amount of people that are home
  
• Try to minimize clutter