Could be a huge headache and leave you with a bad taste for investing in this asset class afterwards.

Many have video tours now already online of each unit.Depending on their taste and budget, also be aware many of the offices will first try to sell you the updated units vs classic....of course for more money for month, so if they're on a budget, they might ask if there are classic units available to view or rent.If they're interested in condos, townhomes, single family homes, that is a more likely area that the apartment locators won't touch and an agent might get involved to assist them.Best wishes and good luck.

Chances are you'll have the same taste that your tenants have.

Again, what I don't want to do is leave the seller with a bad taste for wholesalers and giving our profession a bad name.

As someone who walks many houses with many different types of buyers, you start to learn the tastes of buyers and what excites them and what things they are completely oblivious to.

Now I have the taste. 

Taste Test... 

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People should know that property pricing is based on many things besides number of beds and baths in a home/ the few data points readily available online, and that algorithms don't know what the difference in price is on one side of the street vs. the other, one side of the tracks vs. the other, city or county address, one school district or another, updated tastefully inside or a hack-job remodel by a first-time flipper (or not updated in 75 years)... what the place smells like, if it's on a busy street, on a hill with a nice view or in a hole with drainage issues, near a hot new development or in an area experiencing terminal post-industrial decline etc.

My experience in the industry has shown that successful agents dress to their comfort, and work with clientele that have similar tastes.