The info sheet answers most applicants questions, and it also helps them remember what stands out about the house and how to turn in the application (especially if they're touring multiple properties that same day).The picture of your house looks nice. 

I would tell the tenant you will be completing a tour of the property to complete a video walk through to show to potential tenants. 

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.

Check out Holle and HiPP for baby formula (European).

Maybe I should put "request and review tenant and pet screening criteria before asking for a tour" ? 

We are American, we shake hands and make eye contact.What about the majority of Europeans, they kindly kiss both cheeks and give a warm embrace.  

I couldn't even cool down enough to enjoy the 9am kayak tours on Whiskeytown Lake.I have to crack up when people use the term "but it's a dry heat."  117 degrees is never going to feel like 75 dry or wet.Now, I will say that as far as an affordable town in CA, I did like Redding - other than the heat, and could have stayed if it wasn't for that. 

A contractor put in barn doors in my out-of-state client’s duplex that I am managing in Columbus, Ohio near The Ohio State University.I guess they left the back doors opened because when I went to do a tour today they were unlocked and 1 fridge and 2 stoves were missing.I replaced the deadbolts in case they somehow got keys.