Presently I don't have anyone behind in rent but then again many of my tenants recently received there income tax checks.  

I have decided to fire my present management company and hire a new one.  

I have a full-time job and am not looking to get involved with wholesaling or flipping unless the opportunity presents itself.

Let them know that when a good opportunity presents it self, you want to be read to hit the ground running. 5k, 10, 50k whatever money you can round up.

Not to mention the luxury rehab flip that's 0.25 miles away that gets presented as a comp, or a "full gut rehab" with no permits pulled.

@Ryan Murdock  you have them present a copy of the contract with the names redacted.

but are there any landlords out there who allow rental applicants to view their properties alone without themselves or someone from their property management company present?

This should be presented no later than your second visit, and subsequently fully executed.

Even when it's not directly price, it's almost always a form/function problem (which still ultimately means it's not worth what you're asking in it's present floor plan, design, use, etc. so it still ultimately boils down to price).

Buyers can't screw around when a deal presents itself anymore whether it is on market or off market.