You can read all the books and watch all the Youtube videos, but getting in there and doing it with someone is the best way to learn in my opinion.Hope this helps!

It's easier to digest a video than have someone explain on a post like this.

You could do a video tour (upload to Youtube for next time) and have them choose that way.  

See if you can install cameras on the property to try and gather some video evidence  

Hi Deanne,Why read a boring book when you can learn from a short, but informative video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?

What literature or video do yal recommend on the topic of insurance for rental properties?

There are videos on youtube that can help you find hot markets in your area based on home sales within zip codes. 

I have a 24 unit property and I'd like to add video security to reduce damage caused by tenants and/or visitors to the property.

A commentor to the video said, that the effort the person put in to JUST birddoging was too much and that if they went through all that trouble, then they should go ahead and simply wholesale the property to the buyer.So my question is, since I am pulling comps, getting everything about the house except the architectural blue prints to the house, am I doing too much, and is what I am doing overkill for a lousy $500 - $1,000?

A nice video is available here:http://www.cedarparktexas.gov/index.aspx?