Drones for real estate
Buyers scroll fast. A clear aerial still answers lot shape, roof complexity, outbuildings, and proximity questions in seconds — when the framing is honest and the altitude respects privacy.
What elevates a listing versus what adds noise
Ultra-wide “planet” distortion can misrepresent boundaries. We prefer heights and focal lengths that match how humans perceive the lot, with gentle color that matches ground truth. Your MLS may have altitude or privacy notes; we follow broker direction.
Video that tours without inducing motion sickness
Short, stabilized clips through the approach sequence — driveway, elevation, backyard relationship — tend to outperform long orbit montages. If you also need broader marketing angles, we can batch deliverables in one visit.
Weather and seasonal honesty
Brown lawns happen; bare trees happen. Sometimes waiting a week helps; sometimes the deadline does not. We talk through tradeoffs in seasonal and weather limits so expectations stay grounded.
National Association of Realtors publishes ongoing education around drones in real estate practice; their public materials complement (not replace) your broker’s compliance workflow — start from nar.realtor if you need industry-side context.