Use drone photography and video to show topography, tree coverage, views, road access, and neighboring properties from above. Mark property corners with visible stakes or flags. Prepare a conceptual site plan showing where a home could be positioned relative to setbacks, septic area, well location, and driveway access. Clear walking paths if the property is heavily wooded. Buyers need to visualize buildability - make that as easy as possible.
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