And I don't deal with people that screw up their appointment.

An appointment has been set and I'm looking forward to meeting with the attorney.

I'll let you know by Friday what I produced in terms of how many potential leads and how many appointments I have set up.

When they snatch a good deal (and they do) in NY (I know every place is different) but in NY you have to put down 10% of the bid in cashier check/money order or cash to the referee appointed by the court. 

If you're in the camp of struggling to find deals and not wanting to become a marketing expert here's what you should do.Network on Biggerpockets with all members in your area using Network - MembersDo the same at your local ReiaLet all of them know that you're happy to give them a # that works for you on anything they're looking atSupport/Encourage them (so many guys treat wholesalers with disdain and then try to get them to sell them deals)Check in often to remain top of their mindEven offer to run appointments with themReal Estate is a belly to belly business.

Making phone calls and setting up appointments.

I have an appoIntment tomorrow morning with an expert VA lender to get the financials set in place.

(Open for advise there.)I have an appointment with a CPA he mentions starting an LLC.

That is because with an in rem, the court will appoint a guardian ad litem (GAL) to represent the unknown people, and that is a separate lawyer who will charge $1,500 to $2,000 for their fee.

I have an appointment with an attorney next week but I was hoping that someone here had some knowledge about this type of thing.