Can you imagine having prospective clients put on their VR headset and take a virtual tour of your rental from their living room?  

Self managing a VR is not for everyone.

I am aware of the matterport, which I would consider a bit more of a luxury than what our product would be (main difference is the 3D rendering feature) and I’ve found a few other VR resources but none seem to have the mobility part down like we do.I guess what I’m asking is: what are the gaps/voids in this technology currently?

I intend to use the house to vacation with the family and as a VR the rest of the time.Thanks in advance!

Would love to network with other Investors who own VR owners in this area?

Welcome Stephen,I like your plan, I'm in the process (accepted offer), of my 1st vacation rental.Here is a link to the forum for VR (vacation home rentals),http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/530-short-term...You may find it full of useful info as well as reading/listening to anything from Heather Bayer (who has her own podcasts), & Matt Landau.Check out VR listing sites like VRBO & airbnb, if you haven't already, you will see what your competition is doing and decide what amenities you will need, to be competitive (like perhaps a hot tub).  

Everyone with a VR should demo and consider signing up hopefully @Nick Persico will lock in good pricing for the early adopters

There's been several posts lately about VR properties, and some of the owners were in Florida. 

It took a lot of guts to buy a VR during Covid. 

V/r Nick