If an appointment is necessary according to the listing, call and say you are previewing the property for yourself or a client.What you need to see is the variations of location, condition and age of properties in the neighborhoods, quality of homes, the price differences and comparable properties.

Well for those that don't know please see the link below.http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/117232-start-eviction-porcess-or-take-tenants-wordAnyway, Yesterday I had an appointment to meet with the village inspector.

I use investorfuse for my automation and its a great tool to help me stay on top of followups, appointments, team members, virtual assistants and keep track of all the in's and out's of my wholesale business.

Due to Covid-19 I will be jobless for the summer since my teaching appointment is for 9 months and my summer class has been cancel.  

I have appointments scheduled for estimates.  

Great advice, I have an appointment tomorrow with Do Hard Money tomorrow, those are all excellent questions to ask.

I'd make at least 8 appointments with local credit unions and smaller local banks and just fill my head with all of the knowledge I can.

Those that do will most likely require that you appoint a special advisor (licensed CPA or Attorney) to review and sign-off on any LLC transactions to make sure the LLC isn't running afoul of any self-dealing rules.

Also, if I wanted to get multiple bids should I bother my real estate agent to set up individual appointments so all the GC's can do their estimates on the property, or is it better to just have all the GC's meet at the property at the same time to do their estimates?

I still have questions on exactly what to have the FSBO sign during the initial appointment where we agree to terms and am meeting with others to learn that soon.