Quick question for anyone who used 3D scans to showcase virtual tours when selling a property?

After Wholesaling for a year so far and only bringing in 3 deals so far I'm looking into the 3d home tour business to help other investors and agents market their properties without needing to go on appointments.

@Micah Dickson- I'd be happy to share.Nickel tour - our system receives requests, handles all scheduling and coordination between maintenance (internal/external) and tenants, notifies all parties of repair (including manager), reminds tenants day and hour before repair, follow-up with tenants to ensure satisfaction, tracks costs, and more.  

Upon touring the property I realized I would furnish and decorate very similar to the current owner therefore we would like to offer asking (as the market has made an incredible shift in the last few months) but also ask for them to include the furnishings and decor.

Regular communication with your team and the use of technology for virtual property tours and inspections can help overcome physical limitations.Good luck!

I flew to Vegas last summer to check out their factory and toured one of their units. 

Right now things are picking up and I'm getting more tours now that the holidays are over.

They talk of open houses, Facebook posts, Realtor luncheons, property “tours” etc.

My wife and I will be passing through Salt Lake City (staying in Ogden) as we tour parts of the country that we are considering settling in.

Tour some new developments that have model houses.