They offer bus tours of their investment areas for out-of-towners to get a feel for the neighborhoods.

, and I told them I screen tenants closely and maintain my units, and while it does happen, those horror stories may be more Hollywood than reality for the careful small scale landlord (and so ended my publicity tour).....So I am definitely convinced a landlord reality show is not in the mix (scenes of me painting walls, cleaning and turning around units, highly satisfied long term tenants, move in, move out,  a snoozer, low ratings).....

If it is not ready now, I wasn't interested.When looking to buy, I once toured a home where the owners were present.

It's a four day course that seems to be hands on and includes a tour of properties in the area.  

Come on out to Michigan and I will give you a tour of the Metro Detroit area. 

We spent 3 years  touring the country several times over and recorded to full length albums.  

I would suggest if your going to invest in the U.S. you should visit whatever area your thinking about getting into and tour the area and meet up with as many people as you can.

The exterior of the building is very attractive and though I haven't yet toured the house (I don't know if it going to be worth my or an agent's time) the pictures online seem to indicate that it wouldn't require much more than cosmetic work inside.  

I would love to give you a tour of Syracuse if you are in the neighborhood.

Did a prelim tour of a property I was interested in, but did no due diligence, didn't speak with any brokers, any nearby property owners, any appraisers.