@Toure Lee,You should start your own thread to ask your question.  

Ever toured a real sh*tbox and flipped the lights on and heard/ seen the cockroaches scatter?

I would tour the area and get a feel of what they offer and pricing.

Account ClosedAs luck would have it  .. one of my business partners new son in law was the step son of Ron Daniel  CEO of McKenzie in NYC.. and as Major luck would have it.. he was/is a member of Augusta National.. and to get super lucky to reward his step son on his new job he invited him and me to play golf at Augusta National and stay on the property two nights play 3 rounds eat in the dinning room two nights tour the lockers and win cellar.. for a golfer like me this was a highlight of my golf life.But one night at dinner we were talking about who hires at McKenzie and if you get hired there you have punched your ticket.. and his answer was top of the class from Wharton / Harvard/ Stanford and other top schools.. 

Even if you don't have an appointment you will still have open houses, office visits, listing appointments, broker tours, FaceTime calls with out of town Buyers, etc and if you are late then it reflects poorly on you. 4.

You could go to one of the local brewers and tell them what you are looking to do and they will offer you a deal and an invite to your guests for a tour.

If you need an agent, I can show you the kind of properties we found for ourselves, give you 'the tour', and show you what I can do for you. 

But I wonder, if meeting face to face, and touring their office etc. would be more prudent.

Last summer we had to bikers from Germany stay with us while touring the US on their BMWs.

We provided soft copy brochures to the recruiter and invited her to tour the corporate rentals in the apartment complex.