Photo Requirement Sample Clauses

Photo Requirement. 1. A photo is required to be uploaded to your profile at the start of each season.
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Photo Requirement. At least one photo must be submitted to Central Texas MLS at time of entry, re- gardless of property type and/or status except where the seller expressly directs that the images of the property are not to be submitted to Central Texas MLS. One photo must be a “curbside” view of the property that shows the property upon arrival. Participants and Subscribers may select one photo that will be dis- played as the primary photo. For new construction, the exterior elevation or the floor plan is acceptable. For unimproved non-residential properties, a plat or sur- vey of the property is acceptable. Digital images and photo description text should not contain information such as watermarks, nor other MLS copyright branding, nor information that brands the listing to a specific agent or office. This includes contact information such as names, phone numbers, email addresses or website addresses, including the use of embedded, overlaid or digitally stamped information. All real estate, builder, developer or property management signs are prohibited from appearing in the photo. Images previously submitted by a Participant may not be used by other Partici- pants on subsequent listings without written permission by the owner of the photo.
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Photo Requirement. Each host school must provide digital photos to CGA of their NCGC event and the on-campus promotional event. Unless requested otherwise, the CGA will assume the right to use these photos online and in promotional materials for the National Collegiate Golf Championship. Required photos include the Champions, 2nd & 3rd place teams.
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Photo Requirement. At least one photo must be submitted to Central Texas MLS, regardless of property type and/or status except where the seller expressly directs that the images of the property are not to be submitted to Central Texas MLS. One photo must be a “curbside” view of the property that shows the property upon arrival. Participants and Subscribers may select one photo that will be displayed as the primary photo. For new construction, the exterior elevation or the floor plan is acceptable.For unimproved non-residential properties, a plat or survey of the property is acceptable. Digital images and photo description text should not contain information such as watermarks, nor other MLS copyright branding, nor information that brands the listing to a specific agent or office. This includes contact information such as names, phone numbers, email addresses or website addresses, including the use of embedded, overlaid or digitally stamped information. Digital images shall not contain digitally enhanced modifications that alter or misrepresent the condition or appearance of the listed property’s structure or grounds included in the sale or lease. (e.g. adding or modifying a swimming pool or landscaping, removal of objects such as powerlines, utility boxes, fire hydrants etc.) Digital images may include the use of virtual staging which is limited to the addition/removal of furnishings and wall décor that would otherwise be considered personal property and not conveyed in the sale of the property. Digital images and photographs submitted to the MLS, for a listing, shall not include any person within the image or photograph. If virtual staging (i.e., use of software to add furnishings) is used in listing photos, the agent must upload a before and after photo of the room, and the staged photo must be identified as “staged/modified” in the photo text. All real estate, builder, developer or property management signs are prohibited from appearingin the photo. Images previously submitted by a Participant may not be used by other Participants on subsequent listings without written permission by the owner of the photo. CTXMLS reserves the right to remove offensive images or images that violate Article 10 of the Code of Ethics.
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