The short answer
Finish snags, clean thoroughly, control clutter and plan the time of day for each elevation before the photographer arrives.
Close every snag first: paints, sealants and fittings that are not finished will be visible in every frame. Then clear clutter, remove temporary furniture and check landscaping and lighting.
Plan a schedule around the sun — some elevations only work in the morning, others at dusk. A shoot planned around light produces better images than more equipment.
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