He’s going to get a drone videographer to get some footage.

I will be ramping up the part time work though, and I am starting a little drone real estate photography business on the side (already licensed), so I hopefully can increase my income a bit through that, although it's not going to be a drastic change from the 30,000 range.Thanks again for the advice, hope I'm not being silly this is just very new stuff to me.

I have a big piece of land that had a little house filled with raccoons.. i figured id at least rehab the little house for now, but then I read about raccoon roundworm, a common parasite whose eggs are in raccoon turds and can become airborne if you disturb them.

The only guy I currently know (my nieces husband) is neck deep in robotic pilot design for helicopters (he actually has a full sized chopper in his company workshop) & I'm convinced he's very familiar with weaponized drones.

If you do decide to do a cost segregation I can introduce you to a company based out of Phoenix that utilizes drones to perform their studies.

I have one I've hired several times, costs between $150-250 and got me great angles and lighting of every space, aerial drone photo and video etc.

Justin has a great reputation and also adds drone shots if you desire. http://insightphotoandvideo.co...

@David NaccoI am not a contractor but have dealt with 100+ year old properties for years and I have been told that they need to screw in, not nail in and to wet the asbestos first beforehand to try and avoid airborne particles.

Do you know anyone with a drone that you could borrow?

Also, because this was a nicer rental home with premium rent prices, I had a drone video made of the surrounding village area and how my home fits in.