We've not gone to the degree of Italy where you need papers to leave your house, but all non-essential businesses are closed and you are only suppose to go out for provisions or medical appointments.  

I'd like to get your guys' opinion on some techniques to keep sellers baited on the hook once you've lined up an appointment.

. * If seller is motivated enough we will setup an appointment to look at the house and evaluate them. * Before appointment we will do our due diligence on the prospective property. * At meeting with home owner we will determine a repair estimate.As of right now Alex Hively is responsible for marketing and purchasing properties.

Trying to have recurring appointments set up, just a got a property in the Avondale area and I’m aware of rodents being pretty bad on the North Side as well as when my inspector went into my crawl space he noticed a few droppings.

I assume that is true everywhere.My main fear is that I will miss something like that but I don't see how a mortgage can be filed in 2006 and maybe refinanced in 2009 with an appointment filed a month or more ago and there be a lien I don't see.

He says he has an appointment Sunday with you and I think he may have called to try and confirm.

You can file a complaint with the FTC here: https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/You can monitor the FTC's case against Zurixx here:https://www.ftc.gov/enforcement/cases-proceedings/182-3063/zurixx-llcIt is likely that the appointed receiver will have a web page where victims of Zurixx may learn more information about the assets that the receiver has collected, and about any potential refunds.

Make that termite guy be the first person you call along with an appointment for a great home inspector.

I do have an appointment scheduled, but not for another two months. 

I have an appointment to speak with the realtor tomorrow.