Video tours and photos aren't equivalent to seeing the property or neighborhood in person - they make the house look a lot better. 

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

It's important to personally speak with prospects by phone or video call when they inquire about the property.

Hey Kyle,I'm not sure about the listing, but a few things to consider would be to offer virtual tours or video walkthroughs of the property to provide prospects with a comprehensive view of the space, especially if in-person viewings are limited or not feasible.

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

I want to be a more engaged parent, travel more, and retire sooner.

What I've seen from watching videos is that the tax court will not believe someone is working 4160 hours. 

Buying a property based on video tours and pictures isn't the same as seeing it in person, plus all the renovation and repair issues, winter weather issues, hurricanes, etc.

I actually see that communication between listing agents and buying agents get engaged much sooner and that can be good for all parties.  

Doesn't sound too great to me; that guy in the video said some complexes have 150 or more vacant units.