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

Personally, when I go on an appointment, I always carry extra forms such as the PSA, Addendums, Options, etc.

You should call and set up the appointment soon. 

., Presidents’ Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and any other day appointed as a holiday by the President or the Congress of the United States, or as prescribed in § 1-3-8, Code of Alabama 1975.But, Rule 6(dc) has an exception to the "less than 11 days" rule, for evictions, that says:(dc) District court rule.

If there is a good one it's seems to get taken prior to being able to get an appointment to look at the house.  

The vast majority of inquiries are not serious and 75% of the showing appointments have not shown up - even though we exchange texts about an hour before the showing to confirm.Our asking price for rent is $100 more than it was two years ago, which is still $25 lower than the two bedrooms at the apartment complex across the street. 

https://www.chicagobusiness.com/commercial-real-es...A court-appointed receiver is taking another big step in his push to sell off a portfolio of local apartment buildings tied to an alleged Ponzi scheme.A broker has already lined up buyers that have agreed to pay a combined $7.7 million for six South Side multifamily properties owned by affiliates of EquityBuild, a Florida-based real estate firm accused last year by the Securities & Exchange Commission of running the Ponzi scheme, court documents show.Now, the receiver, Kevin Duff, is asking a judge for permission to put a dozen more EquityBuild properties—11 on the South Side and one in west suburban Maywood—up for sale.

My question is are they allowed to just enter the home like that even if they supposedly "have an appointment?"

We have an appointment with an attorney this next week.

Set up appointments to look at properties in OKC and went up in mid April.