And when I ask them if they think they can get a rent bump by painting the interiors, renovating the kitchens, adding light, and just some general lipstick on a pig, they tell me they think the max they can get is $75 extra a month….maybe.Most people would just walk after hearing all that.And I would walk if it were not for the story on the second apartment across the street.I walk across the street to the “other” apartment, same year built, same area demand, and the leasing office is well lit, much nicer, smells good, has a friendly face, a sign that says, “we love pets”, and the leasing agent immediately greets us and has info on pricing and availability of the units.We tour the property and the grass is cut, it has a nice new paint job, new furniture out by the pool.The units are simple but tastefully renovated.But here is the kicker, they are getting $200 MORE per unit.What does this mean?

@Joel Cohen I second Robert's suggestions, and to follow up, I would highly recommend taking a flight to the area and meeting with the short list of potential team members you have narrowed it down to and tour properties and neighborhoods.  

The 2nd story is used currently for a small amount of overflow storage that could easily be put in it's huge basement and the 2nd story turned into a small efficiency apartment.I talked with the Realtor and toured it.

Ramon did a fantastic job touring the house, taking extensive video and photos of all the features.  

I think virtual tours do work for advertising.

We're flying there tonight and will be touring a few properties and driving neighborhoods tomorrow & Sunday.

In fact, neighbor had the key and did a tour with me.

I have seen a lot of these foreclosure bus tours springing up lately.

There might be any reason for not answering the call like any emergency, but still you should file a complain.If the relator have genuine reasons he will have a green flag else his unethical behavior will cost him.Mean while you can directly contact the home buyer and request for a tour of property for your clients.

I'm currently serving in the U.S Air Force and finishing up my tour in South Korea at the moment.