Buy price, included a soil evaluation, drone pics and getting an improvement permit for my end buyer.

And they had this new factory built (que drone videos).  

I am looking for a solution to mitigate as much of this airborne sound as possible. the core problem is that of the sound transferring through the stairwell, ceiling insulations seems to be getting the job done.Additional Information:- I have access to the underside of the stairwell, but am unsure what material would provide, if any, sound reduction from the underside.- The stairwell will not be used by the upstairs tenant, apart from entering onto the first landing.Does anyone have a viable solution for preventing this?

Remove the virtual staging, get some drone shots as well probably cost an additional $300-400 so one could get an idea that it's a corner lot and it's spacious to entertain/park more vehicles.

They use technologies such as drone flyovers, infrared imaging, and LiDAR.

I use this and share with my team (i.e) drone photographers, VAs, reatlors, partners, etc.Zoho Forms, I use this to collect info from leads, buyers, etc.Zoho Desk, this is a ticketing where all inquires go to and since it integrates with Zoho Forms, it creates a ticket within Zoho Desk + New Lead within Zoho.Zoho Cliq, similar to slack, I communicate with my team with this software.

On the other hand, if it isn't airborne / friable, it doesn't pose much risk.  

For the $2M home they did all of the above but also had some professional videos made including drone shots and an agent videos as well.

I do this with my new builds and other projects usually about twice a year I post drone shoots .. step through how i put together the deal etc etc..

I'm trying to figure what the best thing is to do moving forward.Reasons why I'm stressing:1) There's a drone photo showing no other cabins around.