Most gopros have very wide angle lenses which make them decent for interior photography.  

On a side note, your photography is awesome!

I am in Sales & Marketing for a manufacturing company and have a photography business with my wife.I am still a rookie investor, currently with 2 small single family homes as rentals.My goals are to learn daily and build a portfolio of rental properties (residential and commercial) as well as to learn to buy and resell properties.I hope that although I am a novice that I can find ways to chip in and contribute to this community in other ways.Cheers!

I'm a student until the end of 2015, and I'm not going to be able to work full-time during my last semester, but I will still have enough spare time to keep working (I do freelance web/graphic design, and photography) and attempt to start my REI career.  

I forgot to mention -- as a marketing guy, my main talent lies in creating stunning websites, floor plans, 3d animation/design of floor plans, professional photography/videography and much more. 

If you are worried about your photography skills, you might even consider hiring a photographer who knows how to work lighting to show the home’s beauty and appeal.Be prepared to show your homeDo not be afraid to hang for sale signs point to your home throughout the neighborhood so if potential buyers happen to be in the area they can stop by for a closer look.

I own a photography studio.  

On a rental Im only going to make a few hundred bucks, so it really isnt worth it to pay for professional photography.

It is fun to fly and great for taking Ariel photography or checking for roof damage after a storm.

I’m saying this as someone who has lost 75% of my event photography revenue due to poor public policy here in the US.