I guess it's basically Skype technology (video and voice over the Internet).I'll check out Star2Star too.

You can also take video on your phone, but be 5000% sure that the rope or whatever you have tied to your phone won't come off... if you drop your phone into the wall, you *will* be doing some demo to get it back

If you aren't going to list an actual video, fewer photos and in some sensible order allows a prospective buyer to imagine walking through in their mind.

Three people I think are most helpful in negotiation and sales are the following:Zig ZiglarTom HopkinsRoger DawsonThe above three can be found on Amazon and get a Kindle $10 a month and really learn sales negotiationMike Terry and Tim Ferry are  real estate agent trainers and they are excellent as far as doing with objectionsAnd I think I'm pretty good at teaching negotiation for sword financing deals or low equity dealsFree video on negotiation http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/3/blog_posts/41...

Says that it creates a Pro Forma and everything...A video can be found on the last tab.

If you absolutely cannot get access and you feel the child is alone, at some point you're option may be to see if law enforcement can escort you into the home or bring a witness who can use a camera or smartphone to video record the entry from start to finish.

My suggestion, before doing any repair work that is new to you, search YouTube for how to videos.

Ive looked at many YouTube videos and read books.

What I'm looking for is someone local who I can build a relationship with to visit my properties and do a walk through with pictures and video of the progress of them.

We’ve got access to top of the line technology to help sell homes including virtual walkthrough cameras, 3D home modeling software and birds eye view video and photography via drone.