Aerial Photos & Video

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Aerial photography and video can be a game-changer for your real estate listing because they provide a unique and captivating perspective of your property and its surroundings. By showcasing your property from above, aerial photos and videos can help you capture attention, highlight unique features, and create a memorable impression on potential buyers.

 

Here are some benefits of aerial photography and video for your real estate listing:

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1. Provides a unique perspective: Aerial photography and video can showcase your property and its surroundings from a unique and captivating perspective that's not possible with traditional ground-level shots. This can help you capture attention and stand out from other listings.
    

2. Highlights unique features: Aerial photos and video can highlight unique features of your property, such as large lots, scenic views, or proximity to amenities like parks and shopping centers.
    

3. Helps potential buyers visualize the property: Aerial photography and video can help potential buyers get a better sense of the property's layout, surroundings, and overall appeal. This can help them visualize themselves living in the property and make them more likely to schedule a viewing or make an offer.
    

4. Shows the surrounding neighborhood: Aerial photography and video can provide a bird's-eye view of the surrounding neighborhood, showcasing nearby attractions, green spaces, and other amenities. This can help potential buyers get a better sense of the local community and lifestyle.
    

5. Creates a memorable impression: Aerial photography and video can create a lasting and memorable impression on potential buyers, helping your property stand out in their minds and making them more likely to remember it and revisit the listing.

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Overall, aerial photography and video can be an excellent marketing tool that can help you sell your property faster and for a better price.

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In order to legally fly drones for commercial purposes, a drone operator must have: (a) a pilot's license, (b) an FAA Section 333 Exemption, or  (c) taken and passed the FAA's Federal Regulations 14 CFR Part 107 Aeronautical Knowledge test.