I'd suggest you go this route....didn't see the cost but you'll be years ahead of others who don't have this foundation in business, IMO.Great catch James!

only there was one catch, There was no salary and my compensation would come from me selling franchises.

As far as the park is concerned (you have to ask them) are you off the hook for the lot rent if the borrower catches up? 

And you get the benefit of having over 100 past ones to catch up on.Locate and attend 3 different local REIA club meetings great place to meet people gather resources and info.

I have to agree with Blair, you are best off doing it the correct way now rather then having it catch up with you later.

Mostly, the non-architectural user is going to lose the ability to do photo-realistic rendering and a few other bells and whistles.

Their friends will see your VR, like the photo, then all their friends see it. 

You have low risk if you are just one company, but if you have multiple properties (a management company) and you are doing this ... tenants will catch on and you have a higher risk of theft / issues.Just my 2 cents!

Have you consider virtual staging like taking pictures and photo shopping them?

They go through and take photos of the repairs and post those to the Google drive as well.