I regularly tour BP folks past my buildings and in such instances the properties reflect ME so I want them basically presentable.

@Tochi Ajiwe While I am anything but an expert in the DFW market, I myself just a few weeks ago traveled halfway across the country to tour some select markets in Texas.

Always volunteer this - it's a contract that binds both parties and it's important to be transparent about your terms.Pro tip from RES, this is the order of operations:-Pre-screen before showing to confirm income, move date, pets, credit score, and virtual tour has been viewed. 

I’m working on setting up a virtual tour, but the wholesaler is wanting proof of funds for the down payment prior to doing the virtual inspection as he has to have a family member in the area help with the inspection. 

The speakers, tours, & everything is free for the listening and learning.

I had a tenant who flew helicopter tours in Manhattan and they essentially had a crash pad for pilots when they needed a local place to stay, I believe it was rented from the company and pilots could pay if they needed to use it.

After pre-screening and house tour, I have 3 potential tenants ready for filling out the application, paying application fee and credit background check.

Hi @Dimitri Paspalaris personally I wouldn't hire a professional photographer, or videographer for virtual tours.

@ NA Mace I was stationed at JBMDL my last tour and bought a townhome in Mt.

Say the property isn't in the condition you initially toured it in and signed the lease for...If the carpet is 15 years old, it's fully depreciated so you shouldn't be liable for any stains, rips etc. to it during YOUR tenancy if you keep it.