I mostly pivoted long-term rentals since November because I have other things I'm working on such starting tours.

In addition to this, you'll also want to include eye-catching elements that showcase your vacation home in a classy, engaging way.Most vacation homes have photos and perhaps a quick “tour” video.

It was a tour for 6 PM not 2 AM or 11 PM.

While this property doesn't sound as homey as places I've toured, another idea is a recovery house for drug users.  

I will gladly tour you around if you come (just so I can see future potential deals for myself :P).

Yeah if you inconvenience a seller just because you want to learn on their dime that isn't going to fly.A seller or their listing broker should properly screen for ability of the buyer to purchase and time line to act.If they are a lookie loo it should be a no go.My buyers get property tours of commercial assets but we are writing offers and buying today.

What he said doesn't sound any different from what the others have said. they all send out emails and maybe email fliers to other agents, may set up in office tours, may set up tours for other agents, place on mls, etc.

We just toured Memphis last week and the houses that they flip are all nice looking.  

. - before doing any tours, always check out the Chicago building violation page to make sure there is nothing that you don't want to deal with such as stop work orders, demolition cases, significant structural concerns, or a project scope that is more than you'd like to bear. https://www.chicago.gov/city/en/depts/bldgs/provdrs/inspect/...Also check Google Street View for any blight or value dropper like the rear of the yard butting up on a train or too many boarded up properties. 

Hi Taylor,That's right I went to UR for law school.I appreciate the info and opportunity to connect.