Depends on your budget, location and if you want drone footage, ability to virtually stage it with furniture, do you want/need Matterport etc.

Curious, if the contractor shows-up in an old vehicle, but whips out a drone with a camera on it to inspect the roof, what would you think of them then?  

As for asbestos, if it isn't disturbed, as in busted into pieces and going airborne, it's not considered a problem, nor is it a problem.  

I was a 82nd airborne paratrooper in the military so I learned one important lesson about life "whether you are afraid or not, run for the door and jump with your eyes open".I am not looking for a mentor but I would be very open to a partner.

Really sorry to drone on, but being outside of the US, I just felt that i need to ask some region-specific questions that may differ over here.Thanks for reading, and hope to get to know some of you a lot better over the coming months/years.Cheers.Craig Aucott

I spent 4 years in the 82nd Airborne Division and I am now in the Reserves.

If you're on our site and view the drone footage of our completed projects you'll see the amount of care put into having a great setting to bring in A class renters which are more stable, and provide great returns.  

hi micheal. i do not know about the area where you are, but here in western new york, the owner can remove the asbestos themselves and throw it away in the garbage. if, however you choose to have it done professionally, it will cost you thousands of dollars. with asbestos, you have to wet it down quite a bit to keep it from becoming airborne. check out some youtube videos to see how it is done

after 1.5 years, We have just received our FAA licensing to operate a drone commercially.  

Check this out! It can do a 360 of real estate listings, follow your kids, and keep track of all those great tricks in sports! Amazing! The future is here! Meet Lily!