Everyone can come tour the property on their own time and if they bail or can't make that time it's usually not a big deal since there are a handful of other groups that will and do show up.

We bid for it via HUD's auction online but we were able to tour the property before.

Thoughts on 3D tours, worth the squeeze?

Hey Everyone, So I set up an open house tour with the agent.

I recently toured an expensive new build  with the $99 Glacier Bay toilets so I assume they haven't had issues with them.

Tour the property - If the underwriting meets your criteria, schedule a tour with the broker/seller.

Knowing the level of interior finish of the competition will help you flesh out your capital budget, which will also ultimately affect how much you can pay for the deal.As far as being fearful of submitting the LOI, don't worry that you caught every little thing on your tour.

If not already ask police to tour thru a few times per day.14.  

Thanks a bunchMorganI have not heard of that company but those numbers are inline with many C-Class neighborhoods in greater North East Ohio area.My advice is to make sure that the company is a licensed brokerage & also tour the city to ensure that what you in full understanding of the look and feel of a C-Class neighborhood.

Virtual staging and virtual home tours from the comfort of your home could become the norm, reducing the need for in person showing through agents.