V/r,Jesse

Most web browsers nowadays support WebVR, allowing a potential tenant to view VR content on their computer, tablet, and even smartphone!

Sounds like your questions are more based on self-managing of the VR's rather than specific to Tahoe but you already got a ton of great feedback from the A-team on this site so far. 

A vacation rental should absolutely have a significantly higher cash flow than a long-term rental - the amount of money and time invested in a VR is much higher than a LTR, and cash flow should increase accordingly; if it doesn't, move on to another investment, because what you're looking at isn't a good one.  

@Rhonda BlueHi Rhonda I’m looking to get into the VR rental market in that exact area — Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge /seiverville.... would love to pick your brain if you wouldn’t mind. :)

If you want to hop on a call sometime to discuss the VR biz, I'm happy to talk.

Never done one since I can not do one locally with the capital we have available and decided we did not want to assume the risk of overseeing a remote rehab thus the VR route.

I understand the reluctance, but look at most spaces available, they have a big broker sign since most guys want to see the space at the location - Something VR can't do.Well, I guess VR could, but have no idea how you accurately capture the ambiance external to the space :)

Her husband @Luke Carl is also the Yoda of remote VR management.

V/R,Ryan Nastase