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 ?

He did mention a Delayed Financing Exception that might be able to do the job but would vary from lender to lender.I have some appointments next to sit with some lenders and get some specifics,

The buyer's agent of course sets up an appointment, and we just have to make sure and answer that call around that time. 

And, here's another one that drives me to rev the power drill: I set up an appointment with a contractor, explain the project, use my personal email address -- and he replies to my husband's email address and all conversations are directed to my husband -- why?

Denver is the only county that will let me view cases where there has been a PR appointed, but they send out weekly "coupons" to purchase this list.

I saw that, but unfortunately have an appointment at 5pm to see a multi-family unit as a potential rental.

A lot of positive things to report back on what I have learned, and some confusion/questions.Over the past 2 weeks, I have been to 2 REIA meetings, told 5 people about Bigger Pockets (3 at REIA meetings, previous Realtor who works on investments, and a friend from work), and listened to 9 Podcasts while driving to and from customer appointments throughout the Front Range, and Denver Metro.

- put offer in on a property I will do a live in flip (hopefully will come to an agreement by year end)- interview local banks to do  HELOC refi's on rentals to free up some cash to buy more rentals in 2015- set up appointments at local banks to learn how to present commercial deals for funding (strategic learning for 2015)- draft a summary packet of 2014 projects- choose a better accounting software

After the option, they will get appointments to see the property with the owner, I'm not advertising anything, so, there you go! 

Heard a story on CNBC that even though Japan has one of the highest amounts of issued sovereign bonds, that they basically trade by appointment with according to CNBC something like only a billion dollars a day trading hands.