I thought about providing future tenants with a door code to tour the house themselves, curious if anyone has done that before? 

Also look up Denson Construction Services Detroit Real Estate Tours.

We are doing video tours, slideshows of properties, podcasts, etc. trying to get creative.

As recently as yesterday I helped a buyer close on their property purchase, later toured an investment buyer through a 2-lot home sale for spec build on one lot and fix up the existing into a rental, and today I am hosting an owner-user buyer of a commercial building through the property he's had under contract for 2 weeks and is still moving forward on.Yes, some deals will die.

I just bought an RV and will tour the country, but also looking for real estate markets. 

And my kids- well we know that attacking the is fair game now.As a veteran I will not even get into the lunacy of expecting a service member to get off of the cutter he has manned for the last watch patrolling NY harbor and expect him to sit in a car in the hopes of picking up an extra $20 before going back out, sleepless for another tour of duty.Again. it is very, very, easy to start fires. 

Tour the house, walk around the neighborhood and learn the area.

I set my own availability and service regions and then they give me tours or I can pick up loose ones as well.

My wife always says "don't let them know we are the owners" when we give tours to potential tenants AND as soon as they ask (usually with a curios face): Are you guys the owners?

I ran into a couple at a super charger here in Oregon that had rented one and were touring Mt..