Watch, the next evolution of real estate investing will be scouting potential units with RC drones...

The JAG office can prepare it, if they are given any special provisions required, but let's face it, many JAG Officers are strating out from college, so you can't expect them to jump into such matters, even if they are airborne qualified!

I'm not full-time technically but the cash flow from the rentals gave me the confidence to quit my day job as a factory drone and start a painting business.

In these instances force-air heat is about the worst with which to deal:1) Common ductwork allows air to circulate between the units - this includes smoke, cooking odours, airborne viruses, etc.  

My brother and I are both into flying drones and using them for aerial photography and video.

In Dallas area we pay anywhere from $89-$160 or so depending on how many pictures and they are professionally done.The more expensive packages might include drone shots, more pictures, twilight shots, etc.

I would like to fix an acoustic issue where impact and airborne noise travels easily from the upper unit to the lower unit (units are separately rented).

I ask because I lean towards QSRs --  I like that Amazon and drones - just can't produce cheeseburgers.  

I'm interested in doing real estate photography/home surveying with a drone.

At this point, many quit, give up and move on to something else, not not being a specialized expert and just an average "drone" because they got ground to a nub working for free so much.