Understand more before you travel, offer, or schedule deeper due diligence.
Get a structured remote view of the property, setting, access, layout, and visible conditions—with drone, Matterport, live video, and report options.
Use remote viewing as an early decision filter.
A scheduled field visit can help buyers decide whether a property deserves travel, an offer, or a full professional due-diligence team. The route and deliverables are defined around the buyer’s questions and priorities.
What can be included
- Live or recorded guided property walkthrough
- Aerial overview of setting, access, structures, and visible site features
- Matterport 3D tour where scoped and access permits
- Buyer question list with observed, not observed, and follow-up items
- Optional roof, thermal, land, or condition-report add-ons
Out-of-state buyers, investors, family offices, and relocating households.
Best for large travel distances, competitive timelines, estates, rural land, vacation properties, or commercial opportunities.
Popular combination: Remote walkthrough + drone overview + Matterport tour + targeted due-diligence record.
Combine field capture, remote review, and organized delivery.
NEDD scopes each assignment around access, timing, permissions, weather, technology compatibility, the decision being made, and the people who need to review the result.
Real Estate Media
Create a clear visual story for buyers and stakeholders.
View service →Investor Documentation
Organize asset context and decision records for underwriting or acquisition review.
View service →Estate & Large Property Records
Cover multiple buildings, access routes, land features, and priority assets.
View service →What to send for an accurate scope.
- Property or project location, approximate size, and access contact
- The specific areas, assets, concerns, or features to document
- Who will attend remotely and what device or review format they prefer
- Required date, urgency, recurring schedule, and desired deliverables
- Any available listing, plan, inspection, claim, contractor, or prior-condition records
Professional boundary: Remote viewing is not a home inspection, appraisal, survey, title review, environmental assessment, engineering review, or legal opinion. Buyers should retain the appropriate licensed professionals before purchase.