When we tour homes, I like to take some time to drive by some our biggest developments and employers.

If you need anything feel free to reach out even if its just for a tour of the city.

I have a Meetup Group in Pasadena, Ca called Real Estate Investors' Hard Hat Tours.  

Check out the group page to RSVP.I'm going to have lots of local investors present their unique investment strategies and we'll tour local projects. 

While everything about the particular unit we toured looked great, we don't want to get stuck doing a special assessment once we move in to fix all of these problems in the common basement.

utf8=%E2%9C%93&term=parrish+postTry this – The 50 House Rule - Use the 50 house rule - look at 50 houses in the community where you want to invest Do not make offers - look at and tour as many houses as you can - 3-5 per day Keep a journal - keep notes of what the sellers and the agents tells you - determine the price per S.F. - this will give you an indicator and a comparison of prices in your marketing area.

I was given a tour last week for the first time of the whole new office they remodeled, it is very modern and really nice.

Maybe you'd change your mind because you really want a house for your kids, so you are willing to do another tour. 

Meetings may have speakers, involve evaluating a real estate deal, or the meeting may be touring a multifamily deal currently on the market or at a local real estate project of member investors.

I'm interested in touring the place with you.