After almost breaking my leg touring a property I decided not to risk it. 

I toured with a friend/agent and learned that there's a BIG difference between North County and North City :)South City is a good place to invest, I heard that from several people.

I toured a property and I'd like to purchase it for rehab/flip.  

I am one of those guys who didn't do the homework and bought without setting foot in the city or seeing much of the property...although I will say that the real estate agent gave us a live video tour of the place and we liked what we saw.  

& Canada and some European countries.

Secondly, would any real state investor in that area fancy meeting up with us during our stay and giving us a guided tour and the low down on investing in Las Vegas ?

Agree with the full application for anyone over 18 living there.To answer Michael's first question - you can do the in-person interview at the same time that these applicants visit and tour your rental unit.

I asked them for 1) Rent rolls and agreements 2) Historical costs and maintenance expenses 3) Additional pictures of the property (only one exterior photo was provided) The agent wrote back and said that none of these were available and the seller would only tour after a serious offer, but the tenants had lived in the fourplex for 10 years (probably bs).

The tour is tomorrow Sept. 24th!  

See my other post on my take of the Beltline: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/747587-atlanta-beltline-bus-tour