I also would have paid an investor (someone who is unbiased, not on your agent's team) to walk a property and do a detailed video tour, before making an offer.

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@Summer Chen if they want to tour text exact address about 30 minutes before you expect them for the tour.

They didn't tour the property until almost 10 days after the tenants moved out.

We've had really good bang for buck value with Zumper as far as ILS goes.We also bought a matterport camera and create a virtual tour of each available rental which creates a nice interactive way for prospective tenants to see a space and get an idea for its layout before touring.We use Appfolio for management software and it pushes the listings automatically out to any ILS who will listen which has been a huge help not having to list the same property on multiple sites. 

Next is the boots on the ground tour, to see the good, the bad and the ugly. 

Get their feedback before making offers. 3) Pay an experienced investor to do a video tour of the property and neighborhood - someone who is unbiased (not on your agent's team).

Order something from every bar, order something from every restaurant, make the waitresses work for you, tour the place- the restrooms- the kitchens- the back of the house and walk the entire outside of the building. 

If you can't see the property in person, pay an experienced local investor $100 or so (someone unbiased, not your agent or turnkey company) to walk it and do a detailed video tour. 

If you are out of town, have a realtor who works with you and they can facetime your or do a zoom call and take you on a tour of the house.