I give them the nickel tour and then give them a few minutes to wander.

The tenant toured my place, said is employed (+i googled) , came across to me as very polished  and came to tour the unit with her mom.

As the title of this post mentions, Buyer should be aware that now the MLS requires Buyers to be in a agency contract with their agent before scheduling any tours.

I have toured many and they tend to be janky and your few hundred in cashflow will get eaten by cap/ex. 

We are hosting a tour there on November 2nd, and Kathy Fettke will also be there.

I visited Kentucky Artisan Distillery during a bourbon trail tour for my bother birthday a few years back.  

I've worked exclusively with builders on for-sale subdivisions throughout Southern CA for the past ~20 years (thousands of new homes) and cannot think of a single time one of my builder-clients has retraded on price after a third-party inspector toured on behalf of a buyer.

Or call one of the people who have toured the house and ask them for their opinion on the home.

I do agree about adding that second bathroom, that's a huge consideration when folks are touring places. 

We are actually having one our premier events in October called Junkers to Jewels, a 3 day in person classrom and bus tour to learn about flipping, rehabbing, estimating etc on actual deals with local investors.