Should I try and schedule an appointment?

@Liz C. honestly, I think she is just trying to cover her *** because these were issues when she moved in, she does noy want to be blamed, nor deduct from the deposit when she moves out.An appointment to physically go and see these issues is important, take a photo of them, notate and take care of any issues that are a hazard or big nuisance 

I may be on a different thought process than you, but why would you want the handyman that couldn't schedule an appointment but now is available with less than 24 hour notice during the day time no less, when ideally he'd be busy?

It's worked out well for us so far and keeps us from spending all week running to appointments.

Got and appointment to speak with Dmitriy on Monday. 

People are more inclined to want to see a property or schedule an appointment to view a home that has great images that are true to life than those that are not very well executed, blurry, upside down, or that show a messy environment.

Since my current tenant was kind enough to agree to do some selected showings for me, I wanted to make sure the person was not a scammer and was a good potential prospect before I set up the appointment.

I did a test on the FSBO list the other day, called 50, got 2 appointments set and some other stuff(like yeh well pay you if you bring a buyer..)RANDOM: About 15K+ in my county that arent on the DNC list.

All we need is a basic info gathering script and setting an appointment. 

You should be able to apply market rates and get a quick assessment from an asking price if the place is really for sale or is just listed, if it seems like something to explore, call, make an appoint, get the representations, consider again, go look, do your due diligence, make an offer.Most sellers don't give financials until they see they have a qualified buyer, they don't dump their personal financials out to the public