When I show up to a listing appointment the first thing out of my mouth is: "I'm not a wholesaler, I'm an agent, I'm not trying to make money on my commission and reselling your property for a margin."

Not to mention family time, honey do's, a multitude of medical appointments, and just general relaxing.I find it essential to keep a good time management schedule.  

When the court appoints this person, the property manager can deal directly with this person in the same way the property manager would deal with the resident when the resident was alive.

Someone has to initiate it.Perhaps a definition of what a Conservator is will help.Legal Basis: According to the Probate Code, a conservator may be appointed for a person who is unable to provide properly for his or her personal needs for physical health, food, clothing or shelter or for persons substantially unable to manage their financial resources or resist fraud or undue influence.Purpose: To protect and arrange care for the conservatee, to protect their rights and manage their financial resources.There is a "conservatee" that is the beneficiary of the estate, and the County Conservator has the duty to act on their behalf.

But I was able to get 2 appointments with banks that have interest.

In doing this the calls go directly to voice mail with the option to leave a message to set up an appointment if they are still interested.

Maybe have her call them back and "pre-qualify" them also to make sure, plus schedule them during an open house, or private appointment with my handyman.

I blog, am active in support groups, hold fundraisers, speak around the country and take people to doctor's appointments, social services, etc.One of the biggest obstacles in getting someone well who has been injured by mold is finding them safe housing.

If I continue to like what I see, I schedule an appointment with my agent (my wife).

They may want to invest on their own or even set up an appointment for you to meet with the manager of their investment group.