That assumes you are in the area and can serve the 3-day quit or pay notice yourself, show up at court on the appointed day, and you, as the owner or property manager, must be present at the scheduled sheriff lockout.In August I paid an eviction service $595 to do all of it and never set foot on the property until they tenants were ready to leave.  

I had a lot of showing (I booked all the appointments at the same time as it would create urgency with the buyers) and got a few offers.

Call, qualify the deal and get an appointment.

Contact to make appointment to view.Just curious if anyone has heard such a thing.. http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/reo/4688487466.html

You can go a search here on BP and read through many threads that speak of this very thing, the first appointment. 

Read the rental agreements carefully and make an appointment with each household to go over the existing rental terms and to inspect the units.

The attorneys at Brodsky & Smith have been appointed by numerous courts throughout the country to serve as lead counsel in class actions and successfully recovered millions of dollars for our clients and shareholders.

I am getting ready to send out 100 yellow letters.Once I send out 100 yellow letters - fingers crossed I get some phone calls.My rough plan is to set up an appointment. 

I managed to get an appointment with her to discuss the price and terms.

He eventually stopped returning our calls after making an initial appointment.