For example, the property I just BRRRR'd, I went on MLS to find distressed properties that had stale listings, found this one, asked to tour with my realtor, told her to make the offer, etc.

After you get a referral, ask the contractor for references, so you can talk to a couple of people that have used this contractor before.Even better if you can tour a project that the contractor is working on.Now, if you have a small renovation job, then the contractor might not give you a lot of attention.

Can anyone point me in the right direction for creating virtual tours with the scannable barcode?

Obviously if my client tours a property with me, I give them first chance to make an offer before I will.

I also do the tours for residents since some of them are also foreigners and they want to ensure that they are using the equipment correctly.

FollowingI may be organizing a spring real estate tour and mini-conference in SLC (not this year).

I was thinking about organising a small meet at our new project we just acquired in the next few weeks - do a little tour of the property, talk about our plans with it and share some numbers, and have a laid back conversation over a beer or two and talk shop with like-minded investors. 

I can't speak for Killen, but in Temple I raised rent from $1300 to $1400 this month (after 11 months at $1300) and had 17 tour requests day one.

I toured a STR in FL and all the bedding was random stuff like Paris themes, and really odd travel stuff.

These places were clean and neat when we toured them.