If you don't have the addresses, you email your buddy and tell him you want to tour your kingdom and see your holdings. so you need the addresses.4.

I like the more European approach of get three bids and take the middle when basing the decision solely on price and not value.For the record though, if Adolf Hitler came to me and asked for a bid to build a concentration camp it would most certainly be met with resistance.

I have toured the competition, but that was in July before we got the carpet in here.

Each summer an influx of eastern European students descend on the OBX for work opportunities and the local businesses enjoy the "work ethic" of the Euro students. 

I am pretty new to investing, so I only buy in neighborhoods that I can tour in person.

First everyone looking at a house has a smart phone and they will be able to get the "full tour" before even calling you for more information (which will also weed out all the lookers).

Not 1 but 3-6 for rent sign works wonders, specially if when they call you can direct them to a web site, virtual tour, etc.

I also document a room-by-room "Video tour" of the property, clearly showing its condition right before the Tenant's Lease signing.

Try to be in the inner hub of a city......as in walking distance to restaurants, shops, close to six colleges and I get significant bookings from parents who are touring the colleges, moving their child in, visiting them 2x/year, and moving them out at end of year, and then they bring extended family when it's graduation time.

I use it also as a seperate landing page with own domain to target European clients.