This includes everything you get from other brokerages, and then some -- professional photography, 3D virtual tour, digital marketing, high-end flyers and materials, and a amazing seller dashboard to see how many people are viewing and visiting your home in real time. 

If you get a realtor, are you both going on the tour or just your friend. 

@Jeffrey Lester  I am a bit south of you but if you feel the urge to sit and talk about real estate or take a tour of some of mine I would be glad to do so. 

If we find something we like, we will do it, but it might not be the worst thing to just leave the bat on our shoulder.As far as "activity at the top of a market", what I meant is that at the bottom of the market, the sellers are serving cookies and Mimosa's trying to get people to tour their houses and make offers, but there are no buyers. 

Next I would do a google street tour of all the comparable sales to compare how the street looks and the curb appeal was for each property.

If you're not willing to demonstrate those things the Realtor is an unpaid tour guide.

I willPost a whole review of my buy shortly but 5 cent tour was that it was very easy and well managed by OCF

Heck, even losing a little but learning a ton is still cheaper than a $40,000 bus tour of the ghetto... 

Or have self guided tours?

The problem is (1) that I only want to pay up to 30,000 US dollars all cash and (2) also want to find people (realtors) in different Eastern European countries that speak English and that I can trust.Could anyone help with that?