@Jack PsooyHousie.io does exactly this they pre-screen the tenants before the visit the property and have a supercool 3D tour where a tenant leased it site unseen and their screening was done in minutes.

I'd recommend Highrise by 37 Signals.www.highrisehq.com/tour

I would love to connect with local investors, realtors, property manager (30-80 units) and schedule a tour of the area.Cheers!

I thought about providing future tenants with a door code to tour the house themselves, curious if anyone has done that before? 

I did not schedule a tour due to the fast market in the dfw- but I do plan on driving around the community to get a feel for it (potential house hack).

To be honest, I would need to tour these places and even have a home inspection done.

Out of state investors would mostly have to buy sight unseen but as long as you know how to look at the property by pictures/virtual tour, you should be good.

If you havea) an attractive listing advertisement (many high-quality wide-lens photos, video tour, detailed description)b) advertised to the major listing platforms like Zillow/Trulia/Hotpads, Apartments.com, and Zumper/Facebookc) a professional manager demanding reasonable qualifications and lease terms and responding in a timely fashion to inquiries and setting up showingsand the place is still not leased, then your price is too high.

I was able to get a video tour of the property, but I still have been unable to get pictures aside from the front of the house.

If you're interested in investing in mobile home parks, but don't have the income to travel to each potential deal, there are a few options you can consider:Virtual tours: Many mobile home parks have virtual tours available on their website or on third-party platforms such as Google Street View, which can give you a good idea of the property.Remote inspections: You can hire a professional property inspector to conduct a remote inspection of the property.