(I specifically say B class or higher in a mid-sized or larger city, because lower class properties, and properties in more rural areas would be exponentially more difficult to manage remotely...I may not be the brightest bulb in the chandelier, but I'm smart enough to avoid that trap...).I've self-managed my local LTRs for years, and the task that requires my physical presence more than any is showing property to prospective tenants (I can't easily hire this out to anyone other than a PM, so I'm stuck doing it myself)... but, I have heard of owners using smart locks, security cameras, and Zoom to remotely supervise/monitor prospective tenants who walk the property without anyone else physically present...Does anyone have experience/opinions about managing viewings remotely?

Those rely on locals (service, realtors etc) without actually supervising often complain about the condition and poor service.

You will be the guy dressed in business casual with the clip board supervising the general contractor.My opinion only, of course...David J Dachtera"Success is not a destination.

Some of these people can, actually, do the work correctly, as long as "boss man" is supervising.

Looking to work with someone who needs help with anything related with property due diligences, supervision, inspection, pictures, subject ID's, this and that within the perimeter in Atlanta.

Your partner, as a general contractor, will be spending a lot of time on the job site supervising the renovation. 

not unless you personally know the individual, are able to fly to the other state and check on his/her work to supervise, I'd say NO.

"Supervision Before engaging in property management or leasing, the Broker should discuss with the employing broker whether the Broker is capable of and allowed to perform property management or leasing duties.

Not supervising labor closer, and/or trying to be nice vs a "hard boss." 

Only supervised showings are allowed.