What is the best drone for a real estate agent?

Jagerbomb52 · May 17, 2019

Before you buy your real estate photography drone
If you want to make money flying drones in the United States then you will need to have a commercial license issued by the FAA. Not only does a license allow you to fly legally, but it will also give you a lot more freedom on where you can fly. The part 107 commercial drone exam covers a lot more than just the basic drone rules. If you are traveling or if you live in another country then make sure you follow the laws there as well.

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Ansia · May 17, 2019

The only area where I am out of compliance is in the insurance. Insurance companies won't insure a drone in PR and if I try to include it in a package with the rest of the office, then as soon as it steps out of the office, it will not be covered... I do have a liability insurance in case the drone goes evil and attacks someone.

Jagerbomb52 · May 17, 2019

You can't use something like Verify?

https://www.global-aero.com/programs/verifly/

Ansia · May 17, 2019

Agustine said:
You can't use something like Verify?

https://www.global-aero.com/programs/verifly/

Doesn’t cover Puerto Rico. Already tried

HiloHawaiian · May 17, 2019

Interesting article. I would think the Anafi’s lossless zoom would make it good for RA too?

CraigCam · May 19, 2019

I just inspected a friends beach house in Mexico. The zoom was really helpful for finding cracks in the exterior wall plaster and mission roof. I did a full interior flight also that included 3 separate stair cases due to the three level split design. Outside, even with a very strong incoming ocean wind I was able to fly close and get amazing detail. I shot lots of stills also of the problem spots so the owner could zoom in on things. I finally used all seven of my batteries!