I have been called lots of names, but hold on right there pilgrim!

John Peak now that is a good idea - if we can do it we should.

No.  Seems like you'd run the risk of damaging the walls.  Plus, drones really are just plain stupid (IMHO) for interior shots.  Where they excel is the shot of the large lot and expansive land.  Not close in residential and not indoors.  I saw one knucklehead who used a drone on a house and got a wonder shot of the busy main street directly behind the house.  Way to highlight the negatives!

Have not and do not know of anyone who has!

I hire a videographer to walk through the house and create a full motion video walkthrough.

The newer UAVs have cameras and sensors to avoid objects - However the UAV might not pick up a small object or wire easily.  I have seen some dramatic videos indoors flying over tables and out french doors and patio terraces over cliffs.  Absolutely stunning.  My UAV can do this but I have not had a chance to use it yet.  Any large interior room might give you 5 to 10 seconds of dramatic video.  I have it ready as a tool in my toolbox. It can make a difference in getting a listing or not. 

Not yet!

Not for interior photos, just for aerial and/or neighborhood photos.

No, nor would I - too easy to lose control and damage something - I wouldn't want the liability

Nope. 

I sold a new house last year and the listing agent used a drone to take interior photos. Every ceiling fan in the house had to be replaced where the drone damaged them. I wonder what the drone looked like when it was done. I don't use a drone at this time. 

I have seen a few videos of these, impressive!

Waste of time

  I have seen them used in luxury houses with high ceilings.

Never thought about that.......

No. No need for any drone photos yet. I have seen one done on an abandoned house in Harper's Ferry WV.

no

You have a FAA license, waiver from home sellers in case of a crash?

That would be a accident waiting to happen I would think

Not I, nor do I know anyone who does. Might create interesting angles.

I don't but know some agents who have.

I have, but it makes one dizzy looking at it.  And it was a really big home...A

John Peak Not that I know of.

I have seen it done, and its pretty cool.

No - the best interior shots are from a lower angle.  If there is a high ceiling and I want to capture the room below for a dramatic photo, I stand on the cat walk or stairs and shoot it!  

I would be more worried about the liability if I ran it into a breakable or damaged the walls, flooring (if the drone crashed) or furniture.

This stuff while fun is gimmicky...Have had no reason to go there

I have not seen anyone do this.

Not at this time

I can just imagine a drone bumping against walls and ceilings!  Interior shots?  No.

No; however, I would think it would need to be a very large house.

interesting concept

I put the phone in video mode, then give it a high toss.

Selfie sticks have proven more than adequate for interiors, but I have not been asked to help sell any million dollar + properties that may have a multi-story atrium.

Maybe in a big production movie...

seriously?

Are you kidding me?

interior? No, pretty lame idea bumping into walls for that optimum view?

no, only exterior.... one needs to be very keenly experienced to do interior!!!

I have not, but while taking lessons to fly, they said it is common to walk the drone through withsome else moving the camera. Cant wait to try it

No, but it could make interesting perspectives on rooms.

No not yet

Not unless the home has 50 foot ceilings.

Nope.