Recent content by Gottfried009

I'm down in Florida too and the answer is a definite yes. The good news is it's pretty simple nowadays. $135 per year and for the most part yours all set. Obviously there's more to it, but at the end of the day it's worth it for the amount of business you can, and likely will, take on if your...

AirMap is simply the best..

Number of photos is the tier system to use. Square footage just becomes too scammy because it takes you roughly the same amount of time to shoot a 1000sqft home as it does a 5000sqft home. Also, I definitely recommend only delivering edited photos. You don't have to every deliver something that...

I took the leap many years ago and have learned a tremendous amount in that time. It's a very lucrative business but it all is contingent on your work being good. If you have a good editing workflow to produce pro-quality images in an efficient amount of time, and have the rest of the business...

Couldn't agree more! Must have Part 107 Cert.. Not having it is simply irresponsible on pilots side. Many agents are completely surprised when it comes up in conversation during the shoot!

That's not too bad at all. Many will say you should be charging $400+ and I would say the same IF you had made a full video for the client. Seeing that you only took images and one piece of footage for the video, I think you got about the right amount with tip included. I would have suggested...

$400 is absolutely reasonable for that size property. Video is usually where it really raises the price. If you can put together a nice video, I can see you charging $400 just for the video (assuming 60 second video). All in all, $400 is a great deal for the client.