(I will ask that, out of respect for our current tenants’ security and privacy, to please wait until your showing appointment before walking the property.)If everything above is agreeable to you, let me know your availability and I'd be happy to take you through the apartment.

I set up an appointment with the sellers who were looking at downsizing.

Agents should wear two hats into every listing appointment, a licensed, ethical Realtor hat and an investor hat that can help them no matter what their situation is and come out of every appointment with a resolution for the homeowner.To specifically address your question, my thoughts would be that the wholesalers you are being contacted by don't have a good buyers list and are using you to reach out to your network.

That number starts at $3,500+ for your lawyer, and another $1,500+ for the guardian ad litem the court will appoint to represent the unknown parties.If it has been more than 6 years from the auction and nobody has taken lawful, exclusive and continuous possession (such as by using the property as a residence or business or renting it to somebody else) then a little-known statute of limitations could allow the former owner to get it back without paying anything at all.The law is tricky, and like no laws anywhere else in the entire United States.

Can a court appointed guardian or conservator sign a warranty deed for a minor.

Hi Everybody,    Does anyone have a list of things that you should know about a property before going on an appointment to meet the seller?

No, you won't and the brokerage will most likely appoint and agent to you to avoid the conflict of interest.

If a client wants to see homes during that time, I simply say I already have an appointment, what else will work.  

I have the landlord make an appointment for me.

Also, make sure that the city inspector know that someone is home during the appointment.