Regarding potential adoption, it would take any agent (with no experience in 360 video) about 30 minutes to go from taking photos/videos to having them on the app for viewing to distribute to the public.Thanks for any insight you all have!

As such, I can bid a bathroom remodel for a client based on square footage, scope of work, and photos, and be within 5% of final cost (I'm typically within 5% even on jobs over $100,000 at this point).

We will all have learned a lot of new skills by the end of this.Speaking of the importance of TP, a client shared a listing photo showing a pyramid of TP stacked artistically on the coffee table with the quote "TP comes with the house!"

Having this on my phone while walking a property and being able to generate a PROFESSIONAL report including an Executive Summary, Marketing Sheet, Deal P&L, Cash Flow Summary a Comps Report and Photos by the time I’m leaving is huge.

The City wants to ensure the work is done safely and per building codes, and even tho they will come out to do inspections, they even realize that they typically do not catch everything, nor are they fully responsible to; which means it is still the full responsibility of the owner to ensure the work is done safely.

I see you gave it all back, but next time, look at photos from the MLS listing and the property inspection. 

We are at a place where the efficiency is complete (touchup clean-up, photos, listing, etc. to take place this weekend), but had our contractor over this morning to let us know the windows will be ready to be installed in 4-6 weeks. 

Adjusted some rents down a hair, to catch more Fall rentals.

But then, I was looking at the google maps photos and it appears there is a large cell tower within the property lines. 

If you catch them flat out LYING about issues - even more of a case to part ways.