We have all been sick, and have had several doctor appointments over the past year relating to coughing/headaches/sinus infections/etc.

I have scheduled with my current tenants a day to show the house to several interested people (Open house by appointment on one day rather that having to bug the tenant a bunch of times).

A "caretaker" is generally exempt from license requirements, assisting one person, justified by her age, health, abilities and without compensation with some personal relationship, but, laws of agency, meaning principle and appointed agent make you responsible to her as well as in how you represent her.

Time to update your lease to say "cash is accepted in person by pre-arranged appointment only". 

I'd contact SmartMove about that.But yeah, I always google people, before I schedule appointments usually. 

I will, however, cooperate with you regarding making appointments with tree trimmers, or roofing contractors, when the time comes.Please find additional copies of the photos of the limb enclosed.Most Sincerely,YouThen send it with delivery confirmation. 

But the tenant has to be willing to make an appointment and open the door so the inspector can verify her claimed identification of toxic mold based on a photo she saw on the internet. 

I would pull up the court Order Appointing Receiver and review the powers in that Order. 

They let you pull absentee owners, out-of-state owners.. and includes information like Owner Name, Primary Address, # of properties they own, Date Acquired, Price Acquired, Estimated Value.We are cold calling the leads ourselves for now.. looking for a good skiptracing company... along with a good cold-calling company to set up appointments with cold leads.

have your realtor have a co-worker, fellow realtor, call up to set a showing appointment.. see what is mentioned to them.