Lockbox etiquette can make the difference between selling and not selling, but the manufacturers don’t take into account who is using them. P.S. The drone’s days are numbered.
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macgyver like skills. another rookie agent move costing sellers cash.
Any idea how far people own the airspace over there property?
To the heavens, until an airplane flies over:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_rights
air rights to 83 feet, per SCOTUS.
nice story on drones on NPR’s ‘planet money’ recently
http://www.npr.org/blogs/money/2014/05/23/314915583/episode-541-who-owns-the-air
I got the drone up to 800 ft the other day, into the marine layer – couldn’t see a thing.
Too bad about the drone. Why are its days numbered?
Haha guess I shoulda watched the video first!
Well, be careful. A teenager had his quadcopter hundreds of feet above the beach taking video. A woman assumed he had some massive telephoto lens on the video camera so she assaulted him for being a pervert.
Not only that, but you can watch his aerial footage, and cellphone video of her attacking him, yet internet commenters still sympathize with the woman because drones are creeeeeepy.
I had his video on the blog yesterday but he deleted it. She was whacked, but yes, people don’t like the thought of drones spying on them.
I never gave the drone thing much thought. And yes, that lady on the beach was a little whacked. But, now that I think about it, if someone hovered one over my backyard….. With all due respect to use by agents, they should be banned in all residentially zoned neighborhoods.