Like Michael Setunsky -- I recall reading something along those lines.   

Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers I heard a while back that the FAA wanted drone users to some kind of pilot certification to operate one. So it makes sense that someone having a Private Pilot License would be able to get an exemption.

Not a problem; not looking to either.

I didnt' know that but, it would make sense!

Yes, I knew that - doesn't help me but I knew that LOL

I read about it in Realtor magazine. But I'm not into drone technologies. 

I did not know that.  I hav zero interest in either. 

I did know that. 

Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers - that is good to know. There is something similar offered at Drone Summit - not sure what that is, though.

No, you don't need the 333 anymore. Everyone, including pilots need to take the test for getting a Drone operating license. 107 is a written test and will cost $150., plus the cost of licensing the drone.  It was discussed in a panel at the NAR Conference by several of the people in the know.

Yes I think I read that somewhere and it actually makes some sense.

I remember something about that in the regs.

Nice to know and makes sense, but will not apply to me!

Far too much control given to our govt.

Well I am not worried about getting one, but I can see where that may help

 Yes!

Since I have a fear of flying I'm in trouble.

makes some sense....

We are in a no fly zone.

I did not know.

I'm not sure why but OK. They are taking this drone thing way to seriously.

No.  However, the FAA does not have jursidiction in our great land.

I did not and will be trying early next year as i learn to fly my drone

we only use ours for our new subdivisions....

Sounds familiar but since I have no plans to become a drone pilot I have not paid too much attention

Yes, I did.  Way before the drones become "the" thing, many of our clients had licensed pilots doing their photos.  

Yes. I will have to go into the FAA Directory to pull my license number. Still though, the prices on drones needs to go down. and unless a large parcel, we haven't had any potential sellers, or buyers for that matter ask to see an aerial video. Tough to justify!

Since I live in a no-fly drone zone, it doesn't matter too much.

I did not know that.

Yes, I did know that because one of friends who is a pilot went through this for his drone.

Yes! I knew that.  Pilots understand safety and FARs so they will apply this knowledge to flying a UAV.