They just hire someone inexpensively, tell them the max # and the person bids like a drone up to this number.The other states with online auctions seem to have few if any attractive properties in the online inventory.

I have friend in Cincinnati that does aerial photography with a drone, I am starting to see more of this on higher end properties, I think he also does regular real estate photography as well.  

Plus, if we want to sell a property we can make our own awesome home tour videos with stabilized camera interior shots and exterior drone video shots.I applaud you for starting the RE investing journey at your age.  

It plays host to US Army Special Operations Command, 82nd Airborne, and two Airfields.

OK, I have some major updates regarding my investment with MI.I had an inspector go out and take a look at it during construction and he found MAJOR problems ranging from possible asbestos insulation being airborne, lead-based paint cracking, cracks in the foundation and crawl space, old knob and tube wiring, moisture and mold issues, roof shingles replacement, and loads of other issues.Rather than talking about them, I made a playlist of the inspection here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?

@David SliceHere are some strategies:Create a website.Build a blog.Develop email marketing campaigns.Employ virtual staging.Try experiential marketing.Partner with local businesses.Run paid Instagram promotion.Use drone photography.Create a Zillow profile.Ask for referrals.Make your own videos.Co-host a webinar.Collect and display testimonials.Leverage traditional advertising media.Optimize your website for mobile.Actively leverage social media profiles.Maintain an email newsletter.Create a standout business card.Film video walkthroughs.Invest in branded swag.All the best!

(And if you're really bored, you can listen to me drone on about Airbnb laws in and opportunities tonight at 6 p.m.)To your larger question.

PS: I forgot to say AIRBORNE!

And you also hear the endless droning from your parents about how "these will pay for you college".

This material is great for muffling air borne sounds like conversations, TV and radio noise.The second layer of sound protection are the resilient channels installed to the ceiling joist.