The VR license is probably worth a fair bit. 

I got to see all these companies demo their product, and compete for large VR managers business. 

Do you use VR/360 for your listing and how much are you willing to pay for the service? 

They printed $4.5T with more coming.. this is going straight to inflate asset prices (rents and property values).Also, people are spooked by (mostly) propaganda and fear porn so they are scared to get near other people -> will spend more time in a house.I'm loading up on real estate.Your thread title... same thing I've read on here incessantly since 2015.

We also manage properties in two communities in Orlando - very few legal VR properties there.

., who do you use for VR insurance?

You'll need a true full frame camera, flash heads, good tripods, pro drone... a Matterport Pro2 camera if you are doing VR tours, good cases for everything... that small list is about $20-25,000.00 to start.For your drone, do you have your Part 107 yet?

Maybe VR is next?

Have a VR in wine country Oregon. 

Also VR PM'S can charge as much as 30% of your gross, not your net, but your gross.This make it much more difficult to make any profits.