I suggest making an appointment at the local housing authority and have them explain the program to you.  

Pick the real estate firm and make an appointment with the owner and shoot your shot!

It needs to be done by an appointed valuation firm from your bank, they will give you a list of companies to contact.

Where seniors who have lived there for decades are being asked to leave since landlord is charging $10,000 per appointment. 

But they don't comprehend that different times had different reasons/factors and that doing the same thing may/will not create the same results.....I have trouble believing that a bunch of people on a Forum comprehend the problem better than the appointed financial gurus in DC...but yet, here we are.Another conversation worth having some day is this - do we really even need the Federal Reserve?

If they like it I can set up an appointment to show them the inside.

I asked him for a specific time so I can make sure that I wasn't in another appointment and he said that we could talk today at 5pm.Any advice on what questions to ask when I get him on the phone?

If you call you will probably get Oscar, his assistant, to schedule an appointment but you could probably get a few minutes of his time to talk to him before scheduling an appointment if you ask.

The prospective tenant tells me it takes 30 to 45 days for an inspection appointment .

I scheduled an appointment with them on Friday!