I talk with Realtors and investors daily.One topic that I like to discuss is using interactive virtual tours (iVT) for Investment Properties (iP). 

This is probably a really dumb question, but its been bugging me all the same:Why can't I tour the inside of a house that is for sale without a realtor?

You can also schedule tours to see a couple homes right off the website, which I tried to do once, but was not very beneficial to me.

The sign isn't supposed to be an invitation for a tour, but rather to create interest and give a phone number.

It has a very modern and slight European fee to it with cafe's, restaurant and shops.I hope that maybe Toledo (our main market) can establish a tie with Chicago lollolAlthough both are in different states.Thanks.

If nothing else, you will learn a lot simply from touring the property.

We submitted our application and wrote down there what we saw during the short tour: a few kitchen cabinets are broken, unit could use a new paint, and needs to be cleaned.

Tour some houses on the MLS that are in good shape but priced well due to the fact that they are dated.

I may have found one that appears to be decent, but I have yet to tour the properties they have listed.

You will need to tour the units.Did you receive an actual rent roll?