Open Houses are replaced by virtual tours and if you are lucky to visit houses then they need to be cleaned/disinfected before and after showings so I agree with @Ben Thomasian that agents discourage sellers to list.

Hi All, I just toured a triplex this morning with $1,602 in total rents, the asking price is 135k but my realtor said if I can't get it for 100k with little or no money down, I should pass. 2 of the 3 units have not been updated since the 70s.

Meanwhile, one of my current office assets is doing some touring, but no real leasing activity (and we have plenty of vacancy).  

Yesterday we toured a 59 unit deal, broker told us "I don't know age of roof, but with all this rain they didn't have one leak", on a/c "they are all working fine".

Context: I am also a Realtor in CO and for us it's become important to disclose to would-be-buyers touring our seller listings when there is audio and video recording equipment in use.

I had several tours that same weekend and signed a lease right away. 

We have toured the ADU model of Abodu in Redwood City which has spacious cathedral ceilings.

They can provide virtual tours, get you verbal estimates from preferred contractors and act as your project manager at no cost at all! 

I will be landlocked for the next 3-4 years (no deployments) with hopefully 2 graduating close to the end of my tour (St.

There is however, some places that you need to list it separately in order to get traffic there as well.I do not agree with filling out paperwork prior to touring a unit.