I'd recommend virtual tours for future rental units.A good book to pick up is The Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary Keller - very practical book.

The park also operates all winter long just with limited cave tours available.

Whether it's through virtual tours or compelling visuals, the combination of my skills can bring a property to life in a way that resonates with potential tenants.In the competitive world of real estate, the ability to balance profitability and tenant appeal is a game-changer.

Since then I’ve been “binge learning” with several books, numerous videos, webinars, the BP podcasts (of course😉), analyzing deals using the BP tools, teaching my 13 yr old daughter to analyze deals for me 🤓, toured potential properties and even attended my first local REIA here in Lexington, KY this week. 

As for where to look for your next purchase, you'll find very few viable options in Carolina Forest due to rental restrictions imposed by all the HOAs, with the exceptions being the golf course communities of River Oaks and World Tour. 

To name a fewAccess to deals before the general population.Earn commission on the buy side of your own purchases.Save money on commission on the sell side of your own purchases.Ability to tour homes on your schedule and your schedule alone (outside of sellers restrictions of course).

They also pay attention to school ratings.The good thing about investing here is that you can easily tour, attend inspections for and eyeball a property.It's great to be in your position!

We are going to tour the existing building first, potentially meet with some retail residential agents and determine if the market is there for high end housing in the area.

I just listed a house for rent using Zillow and received one application before a tour.

That’s pretty much all I do and get paid to tour houses with clients of my brokerage.I was also offered a 1099 position for my “other career” as a Recruiter.