I also toured a few of their multi-family properties and attended a presentation to understand their investing model, track record, current holdings and performance, recent acquisitions, etc.

The tenant will do preliminary on the site and then a committee might come down for a tour to look at further.

Had a guy with a bankruptcy and a $16/hr job (a bit low income...) who seemed polite and I gave him a chance for a tour.

Johnston holds extensive business and technical knowledge including Service Enterprise Engineering, addressing research on design, planning and, control of operations and processes in commercial, military business and institutional enterprises.He has experience creating and leading multidisciplinary cross-functional teams, bringing highly specialized and unique skills to each project he spearheads or is involved.Earning the rank of Sergeant—a non-commissioned officer— Sergeant Johnston served with distinction in highly complex tours in Central America, Africa and the Middle East.

I toured the property last week and don't see anything that will delay renting out again.

Try to check them out, they offer a lot of training, they usually have a career night or tours that you can attend.

I have played and toured with some of the very best using names the Record label wants for over 50 years.

Since I was out of town, I gave them the lock box code to tour the property. 

It's amazing how many different styles can be accomplished with a small space and loopholes (lots of vaulted ceilings because that doesnt count towards sqft space)  Research here: https://accessorydwellings.org/category/projects/Above all, go on an ADU tour, there should be one upcoming in May: https://accessorydwellings.org/adu_tour/

I am checking with the members regarding their experience using self tours - how safe is it?