If you formed an LLC or Corporation and appointed a parent as designated signatory for the corporation that might work, but this is probably a question for an attorney rather than Bigger Pockets. 

I tell them to start the process and then call us back once they know what day they will have their appointment to pick up their voucher and RFTA (Request for Tenancy Approval - IE - Landlord Packet).

I have an appointment Wednesday to talk to a broker about the fees that are involved to keep a license in Minnesota.  

Thanks--I live about 3 blocks from the house I'm selling, and I work from home, so I don't mind setting up these appointments and showing up over there.

Their downtown area is really cool and there are some higher end developments right downtown if you like the "city style" of well appointed homes but very close together with courtyards and such.

I actually work in banking, so I have an appointment to speak with a mortgage lender within the commercial side of our bank over the phone tomorrow (they said they had deals for employees lol), but I’m not optimistic.

Should I appoint my own inspector though?

I'm getting appointments with some GCs, but was looking for some rule of thumb numbers, since this is my first.

I haven't dealt with probates very much, but with the one i have, the only person appointed by the will or the court which is call executor or executrix has the ability to sign for every body..

So while the weekend warrior is setting up an appointment the property is gone.