The third option may be way overkill for the size/scope of the farm I have planned (at least in my generation)...I spent the weekend touring a $3M plus horse operation and likely it would be more suitable for something like that...

If you are walking prospects though in July, and it’s hot in there, and then they tour a place that’s nice and cool, you’ll lose out.

I’m coming across a trend and wanted to see if it’s the norm for everyone.On a daily basis, I’ll field questions about the rental or hear from interested parties wanting to tour the place, but eventually it goes no where.

This weeds out a lot of the chaff so we can focus on qualified and quality applicants.First they have to watch a video tour of the home to confirm they still like the layout, etc. 

Not ideal.He's toured the home and has gone through a brief discovery call/introduction with myself to ensure there's a mutual fit. 

You can pretty much tell if the extra bed or bath is an addition when you tour the property. 

I should still be able to make a profit of $150k-200k, depending on what it sells for.Here are pics and the 3D tour! 

I biggest question is can I get that kind of education, mentoriship and resources from the people on this site or if anyone has gone through those big bus tours and mentoring program, was it worth it? 

If things look grim you can pick up a staff tour, or go overseas.

It looked very promising so I got to last step of boot's-on-the-ground, I went to do a market tour.