That's when it becomes airborne.

Sold one last week and might sell this one before I get the drone footage done.

The city owns this small strip of land and my plan is to petition them to give up the ROW (common practice here) and that will give me an additional 15 ft of frontage and increase the building envelope.I am going to attach a drone shot showing the aerial view.My goal is to maximize returns and not to sell myself short.  

It doesn’t matter if my toilet paper gets delivered one-click by drone, it’s still a simple transaction.

For all I know, appraisals might be done with small drones with equipment to transmit video that can't be seen by the human eye.  

DO NOT try to remove it yourself, it is against the law for one, can extremely dangerous for second, and you could invite a wonderful EPA fine and lawsuits by the neighbors that you expose to airborne particles.

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?

I can hear him singing now "I'm going to be an air-born Ranger", Thanks alot fellas and if you have any other Ideas of where to go please let me know so I can make a better decsion!

This is especially true when you start adding VR models, and drone video.

Jack see above for a nice Drone shot of our latest 89 lot housing development.