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.

I work the classic 9-5 office job and do not have flexibility to be running over to the property to let contractors in as needed. 

@Muhammed Mbye you only have about a thousand to choose from, but some classics include, "The Book on Rental Property Investing", "Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat", "ABCs of Buying Rental Property", "Long-Distance Real Estate Investing", "Build a Rental Property Empire".

We can't simply bump the rent to add value, but instead have to find strategies to re-purpose a property (add suites, storage, etc.).

Read some of the classics out there.

A classic debate that will always continue.

@Casey Lodes classic question that usually comes down to personal preference.

Classic - Rich Dad Poor Dad.

MFH is the classic way of house hacking, do not get stuck on it.

That’s a classic wholesale deal