Hello everyone,Does anyone utilize virtual tours with 360 photos?

Get a tour of the place.

So I took my eye off the pack & ship store and let my manager run it while I built a business running tours for wildlife and nature photographers, which was a real passion for me. 

Having been unable to get a satisfying price for it, I just got it rented and will be able to reserve about $500/month after PITI payments on the note (it's a small single fam worth about 230k with 125k debt on it)I am now licensed as a real estate agent and working with Keller Williams in Boston, I've spent the intervening time to analyze at least 200 maybe more small multifamily (3-4 family) deals in Worcester (I have actual cashflow calculations with reserves usually around 35-40% after debt service for around 50 of them).In response to the current crisis, I've purchased software and a camera to create 3D tours and video walkthroughs which I'm using to serve other agents and investors, and I've done about 12 3D-tours so far with 7 more lined up for the week.I'm also in the process of learning some proven strategies others use to find off-market deals and working with another agent/wholesaler to help grow his business and my own.I am actively looking to find more investors to work with to source deals for them, learn their criteria and add as much value as possible.My chief personal goal for the year is to purchase my first house-hack likely via a seller financing deal by the end of summer so that I never pay rent again after August 31st.

I think the best way to find what you really want is to drive the neighborhoods, tour a few homes with different potential strategies in mind, and let your gut instincts take over. 

I am doing some market research for my virtual tour/360 photography company aimed towards Real Estate professionals, Property managers, and Investors.

Otherwise lots of people coming for university tours, conventions at Alliant, events at The Kohl Center and concert venues like the Sylvee. 

I plan to check my out-of-state property there, along with another one under contract (hopefully one more by the time I get there), meet my locale team, visit friends, talk to investors I know online, and tour neighborhoods in Slatington, Bethlehem etc.

Start touring properties. 

I'm considering having a contractor on site with me when I go to tour the place with my agent, but wasn't sure if there is some homework I can do beforehand.