To keep track of my work schedule, school (I am a graduate student), life / activities (like dinner with friends, young professionals board meetings, etc ), and side hustling appointments and goals pertaining to real estate I ALWAYS use a paper planner.

There may have been 2-3 calls and none turned into appointments.

They may even be eligible for cab services to get to their medical appointments from Medicaid.

I was going to set up an appointment to work with them, but I don't have time or money to waste.

Much like the status of officers of the court or court appointed individuals.

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

We have an appointment this Friday for me to check out the property.

Of course the tenant refused to cooperate and didn't show up to let us in even though he had agreed to do so just 2 days ago when making the appointment.

Plus an there was an amendment to our sales contract,  which the seller was appointed all responsibilities of making sure electric was up to code.

Last summer, I worked for a real estate brokerage's admin team, compiling paperwork for home sales, calling leads and setting appointments for brokers, etc.As a result, the brokerage wants me to come back and work as a broker full time in June.