At least one trustee is appointed to have responsibility for the activities of the trust and its assets.

Thanks for the comments, I have an appointment with a real estate attorney to discuss.I found this thread on quit-claims interesting: http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2011/07/08/quit-claim-deed-title-insurance/

@Blake C. people look (window shop, surf the net) sooner but may not actually call and set appointments because they don't have the funds.

Another option may be to play it like a doctors appointment. 3.

You can do this by delivering your documents to set up the settlement appointment.

I have an appointment set up for Monday at 10:00 AM.

That reminds me of another screening criteria I have: if they are more than 15 minutes late for their appointment (and they don't call to reschedule or let us know they're stuck in traffic), they are a "no" for us.

Now, if there's a small amount of equity and I might want to get it as a listing, I may call them back and set up an appointment.

I take all of the calls for showings myself, I don't farm them out to a service, I think its better to have contact with the brokers showing my homes, if you rely on a showing service to take the calls and set the appointments, I think its far too easy for brokers to avoid you completely and avoid giving any feedback.One thing that I've heard many times over is the question from the other broker, "Is this a flip?"

you know we had the craigslist killer in Boston, set up appointments with prostitutes and killed them,,,do we have a Bigger Pockets stalker,,asking for a mentor then holding them hostage until they tell all of the 'secrets of real estate".....I bet he is on vacation or busy with work