1) Screen by phone to see if they are a fit. 2) Meet in person for a tour of the house. 3) Offer an application. ...... in that order. 😊.

My classes (I'm a teacher) took a field trip to Gallo years ago and we toured the glass plant. 

Third, you can fly out any time and we will pencil in a couple hours to go take a tour of some properties and the market, not random properties but deals we are actively working, listing, buying or managing at the time.

I do already have 2 tours scheduled for tomorrow though, so doubt it will be available long or sit vacant at all, even at market rent. 

If you plan on visiting the city some places have neighborhood tours. 

I live very close to Brooklyn Basin and have toured the site with the developer.

. -- Regarding the showing:I FaceTime / Skype them into a showing (have an agent tour them around the house via Skype / FaceTime). 

I was doing a pre-tour of a property I am closing on tomorrow and the owner told me that the tenants in the 5-unit aren't aware the property was for sale or sold.

Looking for a residence that's 'subdividable' makes you look at the places you're touring in a whole new way.  

We found a maintenance guy who was then instructed by the manager to give a tour...