Posts by EdK

    I’m not directly in real estate, but I've interacted with a few professionals and homeowners about marketing properties. I live in a medium-sized city where virtual tours are becoming more popular, especially post-pandemic.

    The guys from https://www.thepropertybuyingcompany.co.uk/ showed me that homeowners prefer traditional photos over panoramas possibly because they can control the narrative more tightly, choosing the best angles and aspects of their home to highlight, without exposing less flattering views that might be caught in a panorama.

    Absolutely, Death Valley is worth the trip! I visited last year and it was an incredible experience. The landscapes are truly unique, from the rolling sand dunes to the stark salt flats. The best time to visit is during the cooler months, typically from November to March, to avoid the extreme summer heat. Make sure to bring plenty of water, sun protection, and be prepared for some rugged terrain.

    Interestingly, I read an article about Badwater Basin in Death Valley National Park, which is the lowest point in North America at 282 feet below sea level. This spot showcases the park's extreme conditions and unique geology. Just like planning a visit to Badwater Basin, where you need to be prepared for intense heat and dry conditions, planning your trip to Death Valley requires some forethought. Ensure you're equipped for the environment to fully enjoy the park's beauty. For more details on what to expect and how to prepare, check out this guide from MK Library.