You can get good photography for under $100. 

My family recently worked for with a realtor who paid for staging and professional photography.

Granted, ever since the spring of 2015 I have been exploring various ways of making money (photography business, stock trading...) and had taken numerous action steps but nothing seemed feasible as I waded into the unknown, nor were they aligning with my strengths and passions.But.Real Estate.The Potential.I immediately searched out and attended several REI clubs in the Houston area, witnessed a couple case studies by 'average people working day jobs' and my mind was blown.

@Steve Rozenberg I spent 3 years doing home photography.  

I've been thinking about photography and real estate and figured I would ask a few questions to the community.Do you see value in having better than cell phone images?

I also do photography for owners/agents.

Somebody I know used http://veergoggles.com/His friend who is affiliated with that company did the photography for the property that I was shown, so I can't say much regarding the process. 

I've used a lot of RE photographers in the Portland area and the best one I've found is Chris Lawrence with Rip City Photography.

I took photography in college and had a talent in turning some dog ugly women hot on film...

We’ve got access to top of the line technology to help sell homes including virtual walkthrough cameras, 3D home modeling software and birds eye view video and photography via drone.