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

I just work full time so I know I won’t be able to do some things as I am not free for tours and such. 

Over 300 pages on how to evaluate a syndicate tour and the syndication: The Hands-Off Investor I would also recommend @Ian Ippolito’s excellent site:  The Real Estate Crowdfunding Review.  

He could best be described as an antisocial psychotic mutt.  6 months later the general manager took a tour of some of my places. 

I then took 3 days off work to fly to Alabama to tour the city.

I have a clause in my lease stating that units will be advertised 30 days before lease termination and they have to let tours occur with 24 hour notice.

Clayton took a tour of our offices several years ago and today has a partner who used to work for our company.  

I would also like to mention that my father is a CPA with his own accounting firm so if any of you would like to pick his brain I can introduce you.A little bit more about me, I am an Army veteran with three tours to Afghanistan under my belt.

Another possibility would be a live-in flip (not for the faint of heart, and maybe not for families) that you could rebuild during your tour. 

Then he said he had appointment and had to hang off the phone and never call me back.To me this property should be in a multi-offer-bid situation based on the photos and tour video on the listing, so I am surprised that the owner will accept $10k less on a property that is already listed at lower than market value.