But since you never know who you are showing the home, always have a buddy or someone with you when doing a house tour to potential tenant.

Asking questions about their experience, the business that they want to put into the space, their financing and when they want to open their business are some of the types of things you need to know.11.Be on time for showings and ask qualifying questions as you tour a potential client through the space.12.Have a lease agreement that is acceptable in the community and know how to negotiate the points in the lease.Saying the right things and following up with prospects is key to leasing your property.

I recently took a tour of a new construction multi-family building here it St.

a place to start with site tour would be good. might be an idea to emphasize please read the rules as they are different from many other sites and the internet is changing. it is a shock to most creative types, the rules sites come with these days (no kidding), esp for those who have been on the net since the beginning and seen drastic swings and changes in regards to rules and etiquette. one minute everyone is stealing mp3s and not paying artists, and now you can't post anywhere twice or you get deleted (many sites now). very difficult to navigate.

I don't know if all of them are multi-millionaires, but I do think some may be.......Going on a 9 hour tour of Tuscany, Italy today.

Once you find a few, set up tours and fly in for them.

Is it possible for me to ask my broker for a loan estimate letter on a property that I have scheduled a tour on even though I haven’t decided if I want to offer a bid?

One unit on the tour had dog crap all over it and my buddy toured it 3 months ago and reported the same.I offered a master lease agreement to cover costs and a little kicker for any fees and I'm waiting to hear back.

What I love about tour post is how you clearly made a pivot to selling units and charging lot fees rather than try to rent the units themselves.

I toured the house with the seller today - it's a probate property, and it would make a great, low-risk investment.After I toured the house with the seller though, he told me that although I'm the first person to reach him, he's interested in hearing other offers too.