WE set up our clay thrower on a ridge and launch those things over the clear  Speaking of those clay throwers, one of my most humbling moments as a  shooter was shooting clays with a Teams guy.

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've been working with him for almost a year now and he's a straight shooter than has helped bring me deals as well as steer me away from some serious potential headaches.Regarding your CCC, I currently own a duplex in the Old Brooklyn neighborhood and paid $123,500 for it and had about $10k in "make ready costs" so you might be a little overly optimistic in hoping to find a multi-family under $100k in that area.

I've worked with Joseph Morley over there a number of times, he's good people and a straight shooter

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.

I am straight shooter so have tremendous respect for people who are as well. 

And it depends on the property of course....drone shots are more important if there are nearby features that would appeal to buyers.

On the listing side: I pay all the above overhead stuff plus staging, photos (including drone photos, twilight shots, Matterport 3D virtual tour), floorplans, marketing, advertising, a deep clean, signs, open house program, the works.

Bill Nickerson, who wrote the first book ever targeting small real estate investors and small deals (How I Made $5 million in Real Estate in my Spare Time) was a guy that was the u;to age straight shooter, told you the good, bad, and ugly - NO PUFF.  

Steve Johnson is a straight shooter no BS type of PM and takes care of everything.