Contract Photographer - Hutchinson (Real Estate) ID-11085

December 3, 2024

We are a Phoenix-based real estate research firm with a contract available for individuals with photography experience and reliable transportation!

Photographers should be located in or willing to travel around the Hutchinson area to take exterior property photographs of Multi-Family and Self-Storage properties. This contract position will begin in October and be active for one month (assignments may be completed before the contract is scheduled to end).

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Interested applicants must have the following:

A digital camera or viable smartphone (with ability to capture JPG images)
High speed Internet for uploading photos
Reliable transportation (must have a valid license/insurance, or use public transit)
Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, or a similar spreadsheet application for assignments

Please be aware that this work is not intended for professional photographers, but some photo experience is recommended.

Assignments on average can contain up to 20-30 properties* and photographers are given one week to complete the assignment; however, each assignment generally requires 2 days of work. Approximately 10-15 photos of each property should be taken (from different angles) and uploaded unedited via Dropbox. Each property will take about 15 minutes to photograph as these are exterior shots only.
*This contract will only contain 3 properties. More may be added in the future.

Multi-Family Base Pay starts at $15.00 per property.
Self-Storage Base Pay starts at $12.50 per property.

Please include a resume and the best email to reach you with your application.

Yardi Systems, Inc. is an equal-opportunity employer. Due to the nature of work, current Yardi employees are not eligible to apply.

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