@Danielle SpearsPer the Alabama real estate commission: "The examinations are administered by appointment only Monday through Friday (excluding holidays) at 9:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m."

I don't see how you would be able to prevent the tenant from hiring an agent (just as they could hire an attorney or a DPOA to negotiate for them if they were on vacation or in the hospital, or their court appointed guardian could negotiate on their behalf), but you also don't have to pay for it.

Took your advice, tweaked it to the seller and we have a confirmed appointment to walk the property on Saturday!

Then go to legal notices.For those that are published Administration and the Appointment (for the PR) phase as started.

(We have been waiting to update docs after we assign because we have been getting caught with sunk costs if the deal does not close) 3) Educating both buyer and seller as much as possible and clarifying any concerns before contract is signed (buyers through drip campaigns when they sign up for our list and through conversation, sellers through conversations at appointments and contract signing, also sales folder left to all sellers on all acquisition strategies) 4) Sending out a Property Update Document to our attorney every Monday.

There are a million calls from unqualified tire kickers that will try to waste time, schedule appointments and not show, ask for applications and never return them, etc. . .It will depend on the area and the market and the price and value compared to the market of course -- that's my experience in 'A' and 'B' neighborhoods.My last unit, I tried to push the market and got no qualified applicants -- 10 days later dropped the price by 4% ($50), and got 3 qualified applicants in the next week.

And he misses appointments with tenants.

If you're looking to hold multiple mortgages in the future he's smart and strategic.Definitely set up an appointment to discuss your needs even if you've already met with other specialists or brokers.Cheers,T :)

Most lawyers default to the in rem QT, which requires newspaper advertisement and appointment of a guardian ad litem, which can add an extra $2,000 or so to your expenses. 

I have an appointment today with my previous broker to discuss some options.