We are also looking at VR's in the Coachella Valley as well.  

. - I would talk to local VR hosts and check AirDnA.co to find out: How well does the location lend itself to VRs? 

But technically, apparently, the complex falls in the zones of TCMU and ROI-VR of the Destin zoning map, which does not appear to allow for short term rentals.

I expected VR to have higher fees for the very reasons you mentioned.

If by some miracle someone can develop a program to see current pics of the insides of homes via VR or some kind of technology than I would be very scared if I was a agent.

One of the AirBnbs in Paradise Valley was used for a Porn shoot so you can have all kinds of implications if you're not careful.

Some drive to VR markets in Texas for example.

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I'm researching 360 image apps and cameras for my rental business. Curious to hear what others are using for image capture to market their rentals, flips, and other real estate listings? 

Here in CA the tenant is required to allow access, but is under no obligation to do anything else --no cleaning or vacating of any sort is required (nor is dressing, getting out of bed, answering the door, or turning off the porn movies, & holstered firearm is A-OK as long as it's legal).