I think Bryan it might have to do with the fact of reselling generalist information versus these people working directly with investors in their area closing deals.In investing there is "alternative investment selection" where someone can look at multiple choices to put their money into.Someone touring the country selling marketing material that may not apply at all, apply a little, etc. to that investors area doesn't offer much value.

I really like how it turned out but it is my first time using the 3D online tour. 

I know he also does bus tours & coaching also.

Set your budget, have preapproval ready (in most major markets there is a severe under supply of listed properties), and start touring properties. 

My wife and I toured the home today, and while she agreed that it would be nice to have the laundry upstairs, leaving it in the basement was okay, as plenty of people are fine with such an arrangement.So, we've decided to leave it as is and clean up and paint the basement.We're also going to do exit interviews with all tenants in all rentals, and try to learn why potential tenants passed on a given home to be sure we aren't dropping the ball.Rob

I have taken two separate Mike Wolf investing tours including the Houston Tax Deed investing tour.

Sellers should take advantage of pivot strategies, demand buyers to view 3D virtual tours, submit pre-approval, POF, sign COVID disclosures, and require PPE before entering the property.

We have a property tour coming up in Orlando soon.

@Paul Schu I think if it shows up as ordinary dividends (vs qualified dividend), then it would be tax at tour tax bracket

Another thing to consider is that a large house won't cater to most tour groups during the summer.