The way I understand trustee sales is that bank has appointed an attorney as the trustee to sell the foreclosure properties for the banks. 

Go on appointment, get the contract ratified and re assign the contract (wholesale) to an investor and rinse and repeat...

Disclaimer: I am going to speak with an accountant and get some tax planning advice in April (soonest I can get an appointment), but in the mean time, I would like to start looking for rental properties now if it would benefit me this year.More Info: Currently, I have a business that brings me about 100k income.

Hello, i am trying to buy a house from an elderly person but having alot of trouble the deed is not in hes name but hes fathers name and he has not been alive for 150 years i went to speak with an attorney and he told me it would cost around 2,500 just in fees for paper work  and we would have to visit hes office 3 times to get everything done as i do not have that much time to scedule appointments in advance to see him and i do not even know the elderlys schedule of availability  is this the only way or is there any other options around this? 

Usually I schedule a by appointment showing of the rental on Sundays 2-4pm. 

Set an appointment with them to come out and tell you who they would put in the space.3) @Joel Owens mentioned in a post one time a concept called 'void analysis' meaning what is missing in that area.

They have recently spring forth as two new iterations/websites to try to escape their reputation and keep ripping off investors- The other two current names are Real Estate Federal, and Real Estate Leads and Appointments.

Besides reviews and licenses, listen to your gut feeling - how do they handle appointments with you, is there chemistry, etc.

There was a four-hour window for the appointment and I got a little tired after the first hour.

Do you really expect them to make an appointment with the seller or asset manager to sit down and discuss your text message?