While an architectural tour of a neighborhood may be a fun thing to do on a sunny Saturday...know that looks can be deceiving!

Do they have good photos and/or a video tour? 

Also, refrain from wearing flashy and expensive jewelry (or anything else you’d regret being robbed of).Plan Your RoutesOnce again, if you’re hosting an open house make sure you have the touring route planned ahead of time.

As an agent who tours apartment buildings with clients its apparent a good number of landlords simply aren't spending what they should to maintain their investment.

I even signed up for the mentorship, but then backed out after numerous things didn’t add up: that beautiful building they gave us a video tour of as their HQ is actually a flex space and hundreds of businesses use its address.

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.#2 Explore Lowes and Home Depot to Learn About Material PricingTake a tour through Lowes and Home Depot (or their websites) and look at finishes materials and fixtures that you will consider using in your rehab projects.

Living in a 2bd/1bath apartment below our tenant in a 1bd/1bath in a B-/C+ neighborhood.At the time we toured the home (actually, all of the homes we looked at), we were less thorough because we weren't confident.

I don't think it's worth the extra money.I have done 360 video tours and those are generally well received and helpful.

More and more listings are showing 3D tours where you can click your way through a house and pivot from each point to look around.