I’m going to tour several potential rental properties tomorrow (will be my first purchase).

Jack's team handled all the details of the process from having a personal tour of their Indy properties, to handling all the paperwork and finally following through till all details were resolved to mutual satisfaction.

Not today - new leads are almost 100% web origin.We also had a mandatory 1 hour meeting on Friday morning (endless lectures about cleaning up the sink) and mandatory broker's tours every Friday lasting 3-4 hours.Yes, stay in touch with the market, but a broker's tour every 8 weeks is sufficient for that.The total non-productive time? 

You will get a nice street level tour of the City and the neighborhoods.  

After touring the property with the owner and my GC. 

What I do not understand is how they listed the property and placed it on Rently so people can tour it before they finished making the repairs stated in the tenant-make-ready (TMR) report they sent me.

For example, I once toured a 100 and something unit property and noticed some areas where ceiling Sheetrock had been patched.

And, I suspect a lot of people don't want to buy there because most of them never want to go back once they get done that 3 year tour.  

I have solid experience on the SFR front but trying to understand what to expect when I tour my first apartment complex. 

3 day workshop for a "mere" $2,000, which I've heard is just another sales pitch for a bus tour of Armando's magical hot spots @ 30k-50k admission.