@Patrick GiblinHere in Buffalo, NY I worked with an inspector who used a drone to view the roof and high structures when there was ice and snow...not a total solution but some have cool technology that make for as complete an inspection as possible.

I was talking to my video guy today for about 2 hours on equipment.The drones cost a lot because someone skilled has to fly it.

From there, like an airborne disease, the infestation spreads to all the other properties, crime rate goes up, drugs being deal in the alleys and the street corners, drug deals fone bad, shootings, murders.

I'm a veteran of the 101st airborne division and have my MRP designation to help assist fellow veterans.  

I am hoping to get my real estate license in January, and will use my experience in internet marketing, commercial & drone photography, and research skills to specialize in listing and selling high end properties.

However, the Army's most important commands (Special Operations, Airborne, Forces Command, etc.) are all based out of Bragg which would prevent the base from ever being shut down.

Dry mold is more dangerous than wet/moist mold, because it's airborne easier and at much higher levels.Mold grows because there is water and food present.

MLS listed with drone pictures.

Honestly wouldn't be too farfetched with micro drones.

There are other reasons why Mass but feel I'm droning on too long here.