As to reiterate the sentiment as described in the aforementioned section #6 it should not be too much of an issue to give you a quick tour through their servicing portfolio.

I didnt even tour it, because i knew i would need to knock 10%+ off list price to make it work, which wasnt going to happen with a dozen people frothing at the mouth.

Here they are:Apartment 1:http://matrixweb.trendmls.com/matrix/shared/LQX2ys0CbK/6343MccallumSt Apartment 2: http://matrixweb.trendmls.com/matrix/shared/6rB9K23DbK/6343MccallumSt Check out the virtual tours by clicking on the video camera icon at the top!

One more thought.....Try to get over to the apartment within the first 30 days after a tenant moves in and tour the place.

I once toured a building I considered buying.  

We will tour both cities and talk to come agents and TKP before make the decision!

@Michael Schmalzer, I toured the property today and all seem good--HVAC are older but in workable condition, roof is fine, exterior and interior are both in good shape, previous owners have done a great job maintaining it.

We just toured that neighborhood on the Diversified Investors Group Van Tour is was solid mix of Flip Homes, rehabbed homes for cash flow whether students and or employees of the Hospitals and Colleges in U City.

Thank YouWhen we initially toured the facility - it was about 60% occupancy.

@Jonathan Pflueger - If you are curious about who buys turnkey MFH in the Bay Area, go to those open houses for new listings of rehabbed MFH and if the building is priced well, you'll see the amount of people streaming in to tour a gorgeous updated unit with market rents.