At this point, they are just desperate to stay, but rarely have funds or income.Day 53-60:BAILIFF REMOVAL: Court appointed bailiff(s) will remove tenant & their belongings and legally return possession of the property to us.

I set up around 10 individual appointments, but for the more recent inquiries I am offering 2 time frames on Saturday for showings.

I told my broker that it looked like something I'd want to check out more but can't make an appointment to see the inside until Monday at the earliest.  

I get calls but it's from D/F neighborhoods and we haven't even bothered setting an appointment for any leads coming from that.

It's ongoing but each party is motivated and my efforts have gotten me phone calls and appointments- which was my original plan.

I am working with clients here in San Diego to update their documents to protect them from some of the rules - which include the IRS appointing a "Partnership Representative" if one is not named, and their appointment is final! 

(Now talk to them in your copy, plusses include no agents commissions, protecting credit rating, flexible on closing date, make all repairs, pay you all cash, sell fast, etc)Set the appointment, go see them, present a cash offer (likely moving money) and a sub2 and lease option assignment.This is not wholesaling, it is seller financing.Hope that helps.

In handling an eviction, I would trust a judge in Sonoma County way more than some Democratic machine appointed hack in, say, Cleveland to get a fair result.  2. $200/month seems like a very low bar. 

I swear, people cannot be bothered to read 8 bullet points on a listing, so they sure aren't going to make an appointment and wait two weeks to see a unit.

Okay so I got a appointment for next week when the seller agrees to the deal that you have do you all sit down and explain the contract to the seller or tell them to read the contract and then sign it with you there ?