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?

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

For example, this evening he canceled an existing appointment with a tile guy 30 minutes before he was to arrive.I've researched and can't find a clear answer—is my tenant obligated to provide access to the contractors?

I have appointments to see 2 three unit properties on Friday. 

I immediately scheduled an appointment with the seller, walked through and agreed to her price after quickly researching the area and estimating the rehab costs.

I hate making appointments for folks who either do not show or as soon as I meet them I know I won't rent to them.

Strike 'em from the record.Once I get my 2015 taxes done, I'll set up some appointments with lenders to see how much I can get qualified for.  

When they have one of their big Home Saving Events, it's difficult to get a phone appointment.

I couldn't tell you how many times I have been on an appointment and the potential client will bring up a value that he attained from Zillow that is very innacurate and unrealistic.

If you have a serious buyer, then just get on with it.Try to do this as often as you can and you will see the contracts come in faster (not to mention, it will save you some running around...(1 appointment versus many).Good luck and hope this helps your business.Amigos,Mark P.S.