I would also suggest touring every apartment rental in a 1 mile radius so you can get an idea of who your competition is.

Hello all,As I posted earlier, i am touring rental properties in Las Vegas this weekend.

He says that morning he was just looking at the pics I posted on linkedin from a Fix & Flip Tour I posted Saturday and had been praying he continues to get work.

Meaning you can increase the speed of searching the MLS, touring the property, and the putting in a contract on a property without having to wait for anyone.  

I have a wholesale deal where the seller lives out of town and wont be around to let me or my potential buyers into the property.  I've already done a walk through once and took pictures but naturally the buyers want ...

But I guess 25K is not as bad as that ridiculous 30K for whats his faces Bus Tour.

I have personally toured the prop, and it looks very good.

You even see a map of the immediate area and the comparable rents.You can always Google map or better yet Google Earth the location in question to get a virtual tour of the neighborhood.

Asking questions about their experience, the business that they want to put into the space, their financing and when they want to open their business are some of the types of things you need to know.11.Be on time for showings and ask qualifying questions as you tour a potential client through the space.12.Have a lease agreement that is acceptable in the community and know how to negotiate the points in the lease.Saying the right things and following up with prospects is key to leasing your property.

I joined the rehabber tour by acre.