Twilight/Sunset ShotWhy it works: Creates emotion and sets the mood.How to nail it: Capture both ground-level and drone shots to showcase landscaping and lighting.Example: This listing2.

Unless one drone can watch several blocks at once that’s a lot of hover time.  

From the drone footage on the GRM web page it looks like development has (at best) just started, and this appears to be consistent with the single page development activity status report from GRM.

With today’s technology — virtual tours, drone footage, inspection reports emailed in minutes — buying a property without setting foot inside is more common than ever.Some investors swear by it: faster deals, less travel, more efficiency.Others say it’s a recipe for disaster and would never risk it.I’m curious:Have you ever bought sight unseen?

Drone photography, quality photos, and video will help with this.

I explained to the drone that year 1 of a property with a large renovation is always negative and I had a few of those.

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.