Different states may have different methods, the RE Commission may appoint a licensee, an attorney can usually act in the matter and agents can get signed up with another broker.Some bad advice above was to talk the "clients" into terminating contracts, license or no license, the law establishes how a business is "wound up" or how it is to be closed, those contracts are assets, doing trash talk and interfering in contracts held as well as diverting clients is unethical and illegal and can have consequences, like getting sued.

However, they usually want the P&Z office to sign off as board members aren't usually zoning experts but elected or appointed, so it's political.Wall it up, put double doors in some low traffic area, like those used in motel suites between rooms, lock them, if neighbors want to chat the can open them, if not they can keep them locked on their side.

We ask the tenant to make an appointment with us to do a walk-through with us when they are ready to return possession of the unit to us.

R.E. license examination, and I'm just waiting for my appointment to take the test.

I plan on setting up an appointment early next week to get this resolved ASAP.

If I am not mistaken the court appoints there own probate appraisers.

Call for an appointment, or better yet stop by if it is convenient for you and pick up their materials, have a look around and ask for an appointment in person.

If everything looks good set-up an appointment with her tomorrow, otherwise, someone else will beat you to it.

Seems like investors learn from folklore and foggy crystal balls by self appointed experts on the internet, we all know an expert is someone more than 50 miles from home talking to strangers or anyone on the internet. :) My point was, if you really understand the basics then it only takes a bit of imagination in applying the basics to creative solutions to build any transaction that is lawful and profitable.

Then we got a late reminder from e-rent payments.com, so we make an appointment to go see the tenant.