I do not set up individual appointments anymore.

You'll be doing a LOT of work, scheduling appointments with landlords, and visiting multiple properties, but it has one of the lowest start-up costs of any other real estate investment model.Feel free to PM me with any other questions! 

There's also a video walkthrough of the apartment, a link to all other apartments that I have available, my weekly schedule for when they can come see the apartment (I do 1 or 2 open houses per week), and a link to my online rental application.Place apartment on the market Prospects either call me (Leave a message on my Google Voice phone number) or I get an email from Zillow, Trulia etc with their contact infoI send the prospect a text message (using text expander) leading them to the webpageThe prospect chooses which open house works for them and will attend (I don't make 1-on-1 appointments).

I needed to see a lawyer.Day 3 - I was able to get an appointment with my attorney, who agreed with what the sheriff had told me and that no one had authority to take anything at the moment. 

To me that means going all out, cold calling as many homeowners possible, to the point where it's difficult to keep up with the appointments. 

If you want it bad enough you’ll find time (sitting, waiting at an appointment or on the train to work).

However, there aren't any appointments listed for this weekend, which is when most people want to see properties.

Anyway...I had scheduled some appointments with my realtor to see a couple duplexes in my town and neighboring town.

The Trustee and the Beneficiary can even be the same person The Trustee can and often is changed with a simple Appointment of Substitute Trustee 

When I bought the duplex, it was under joint ownership, and sold through a court appointed commissioner.