Ours is saying no face to face showings, but virtual showings, videos, etc. are allowed.

In good news to help with real estate transactions and wills while we're practicing social distancing, watch for an Executive Order soon from Governor Hutchinson to allow "virtual notarization" and "virtual witnessing" of legal documents.

@Jacob Hanson we have moved to making sure all the properties we manage have a 360 virtual video (we purchased the special camera a couple years ago for out of state investors to see properties) so that prospective tenants can see the whole place and make a decision about renting before we bring them in for a in person tour.

Probably virtually showings right now!

Why not do virtual tours and put it up on youtube?

I've been busy last few weeks strategizing and working on a plan to work "Virtually" and try to look past all this noise and fog and try to look to see where I can help homeowners and investors going forward.

I'm looking for like minded people that are interested in a cheaper property management alternative.I own property in Chicago and I'm working on a platform that incorporates AI and Virtual Assistants so that we can circumvent traditional property managers and instead charge a flat monthly fee.

I posted this in the Chicago area as well, but I'm looking for like minded people that are interested in a cheaper property management alternative.I own property in Chicago, LA and NYC and I'm working on a platform that incorporates AI and Virtual Assistants so that we can circumvent traditional property managers and instead charge a flat monthly fee.

What we've done for our clients is virtual tours of properties.

Take a detailed video to post on YouTube so you can offer a “virtual tour” and adjust price.