I walked through that subdivision knocking on doors, I only introduced myself explaining my company's change and lower costs asking for appointments.

Fielded quite a few calls but haven't talked to too many motivated sellers yet.Anyways, I went on my first appointment w/ seller yesterday he owns a 7 residential unit property with a commercial (business office) unit as well - 8 units total.

Check out this post I wrote on the BP forums about that same thing: How to Make a Million Dollars in Real Estate: A Step by Step PathAs for some book suggestions - I'd recommend all the books on this list, but specifically I'd recommend the "Unofficial Guide" book in that collection - as it seems the most similar to what you wanna do.

He has an appointment this afternoon and needs the GA As-Is contract.

Question is can this be done as there is not an executor of the estate appointed?

My aunt is a real estate broker in Suffolk County so I told her about my plans and while she didn't understand why anyone would want to purchase properties from a wholesaler with no experience, she got me an appointment to meet with a friend of hers who is a very experienced investor in Nassau County (where I live).

Question is can this be done as there is not an executor of the estate appointed?

The HUD appointed closers usually won't do this.

I have four people waiting on me to pull together offers and make appointments but I don't really have anything to go on.

"We Buy No Equity Leads" They need to set the appointment for you to get the money.F.