Can I reuse photos from a past listing?
No. The only exception to this would be if the photos are taken by you or you have paid for the photos, and have proof of ownership of the photos. In addition to that, you would also need permission from the previous listing agent to use the photos. The goal is that you (as a seller) should own the photos or you have rights to use these photos.
Once you have all the documents related to the ownership of the photos and permission of use from owner of the photos, you can upload the pictures on the dashboard, and once you have completed all the steps, follow this guide on
how to upload documents on Houzeo.
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