These are listed on the MLS through an auction house and you CAN go tour the property before-hand, often with a buyer's agent if you wish.

A bus tour drove you around town to look at the homes "hidden" in plain site, which you'd never guess were RAL's.

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Cool to see but could have done that at my own pace..... the property tours are informative and show the different levels of facilities... 

(Love the added value of your Cemetery tours!

I'm not comfortable letting people just come by and tour it on their own primarily for the safety of the current tenants. 

I have been reading the online resources about getting started, searching the market, and even doing tours, but I am hesitant to jump in and buy a house as I have quite a large amount of student debt.

Just need someone to come show properties to tenants looking to tour.

Tip: Take a couple videos of the place fully furnished before anyone moves in and send them as video tours to potential tenants on FurnishedFinder when they ask to see the place.

My thoughts would be to discuss it first with the township, then have a qualified investment savvy realtor tour the home, get you a CMA on the current property and ARV to compare.