Well worth the price.Here's a quick guide provided by the state of California: https://landlordtenant.dre.ca.gov/resources/guidebook/gb10_m... 

He finds the attorneys or appointed agent of record as well as their contact information the moment the information gets published from the municipalities so you're the first call/email the agent receives.

It takes several steps out of the traditional process of setting up a phone appointment.

When someone contacts me about the property, I respond by sending the above requirements plus the following, " If you meet these requirements, then please contact me for an appointment.

Calling to confirm appointments and trying to group scheduled showings was the result of many mad dashes to empty doorsteps and unanswered calls to residents who had been extremely eager to access our homes only 24 hours prior.

I'm setting up an appointment with my attorney. 

The other thing I've noticed is that some listings say not to attempt to view the land without an agent/appointment.

We have an appointment with our accountant, but want to try and have a game plan before we meet with them.  

I also recommend setting an appointment for a detailed inspection within your first week of ownership.

@Robert Medina Online presence is something I'd look into before setting up those appointments to interview, to save time and effort knowing that you are talking to someone who at least has a level of expertise.I tend to look at these things to start: What impression do they give you online (professional or not/resourceful or not)?