Telling the story of your listing for sale involves more than just the home itself.

It includes not only the house, but the yard, any acreage, the neighborhood, and the surrounding views.

With drone photography, you can show a bird's-eye of the entire location.

A study has shown that 83% of buyers stated that they'd rather work with agents who use drone photography!

Gain a Competitive Advantage

A recent NAR survey shows that only 11% of realtors have used aerial photography. This is a great opportunity to grab a competitive advantage in your market and make a great 1st impression with potential sellers.

Aerial Photography Tells a Story

Adding drone photography for realtors helps to capture attention and make listings stand out. The added beauty and unique perspective that aerial photography brings to a home is a must in modern real estate marketing!

Win More Listings

Today’s homeowner is the savviest in history. Because they experience thousands of marketing messages daily, they know what good marketing looks like. Why would they want subpar marketing when selling their home?

I fly the latest technology in unmanned air vehicles (UAVs), the DJI Mavic Pro 2, and have a DJI Phantom 3 Pro as a backup.

The 4k Hasselblad camera is renowned for its iconic design and uncompromising image quality. Its active sensing area is 4x more effective than the original Mavic Pro.

This results in sharp, crisp, high-resolution stunning photos that can be used for brochures and in print advertising.

Important Notes about Aerial Photography

FAA Rules for Real Estate Drone Photography

The pilot must hold a Remote Pilot Certificate issued by the FAA
The pilot must register their drone with the FAA
The drone must weigh less than 55 pounds
The pilot must fly in Class G airspace
The pilot must keep the drone within visual line-of-sight
The pilot must fly at or below 400 feet
The pilot must pass a recurrent aeronautical knowledge test at an FAA-approved testing center every 24 months.

Agents face an $11,000 FAA fine for using an unlicensed pilot

Because you are using aerial photos to sell a home, the drone has to comply with all commercial drone usage rules. These rules include the times of day when drones are allowed to fly, height, sightline, and airspace restrictions.

This is important because hiring an unlicensed drone pilot for commercial photography has resulted in massive fines for real estate agents. While operating a drone for commercial purposes without a license can result in FAA fines of $1,100 per occurrence, the agent who hires the pilot can and have faced penalties of $11,000 (10x) per violation.

When do I get my photos, and what's included?

Color-corrected photos will be available within 24 hours of the flight session.

The residential photo package includes a front, backyard, and overhead aerial shot.

Acreage photo packages and the stand-alone aerial packages include full property coverage

, including any home and outbuildings, along with an overhead shot and areas of interest.

When possible, car/object removal is included at no additional charge.