Akshay,You can just start doing video's with no pants on.That's what I do to stand out hahaYou probably won't get any baby boomer clients as those folks like to judge a book by it's cover and prefer being swindled by someone wearing a suit and tie.On the other hand, you will get a lot of corky folks that "get it" and will be happy to throw some business your way.I'm very good at being professional unprofessionally hahaAll the best mate

Take into account the travel time, phone / video time, mistakes along with all the other economic factors.

Thanks for advice.I'm sure you're a lovely person, but I just want to grab you by the shoulders and violently shake you until you wake up.You are the victim.

We also like to do a video walkthrough as well, tougher to fight that in court. 

I've watched a few YouTube videos on the topic and would love to learn more.

Find Brandon's videos on YouTube for the "four square" method of analyzing homes and practice.

@Antonio BodleyThere are a ton of land investing videos on YouTube.

I had a tenant move in last week and she sent me a video of her ceiling fan that was "wobbling" a little too much for her liking and asked if I could fix it.

There's all sorts of videos and books that say do this and do that but Im convinced if you spend a ton of time on telling people how to do it, then your probably not doing it.

You could check the recorder of deeds, or just hop on a call/video chat with them and discuss their process with them.You may also ask for references or past clients, or properties they've funded, or HUDs.