When they, that is the seller accepts your "trial offer" do your home work, call the pros in that area to give you an opinion of value.If there is equity potential, great, if not, make a lower offer, if they don't accept it - move on.If you think there is about $10,000 or more potential profit -  now you need to work to realaize that cash - get it assigned as fast as possible.First you need to have a proper contract that gives you the right of possession, right to assign and to market by private treaty or public auction.

For some reason, probably due to negotiations in the bankruptcy proceedings, the mortgagee sent my tenant an offer for trial payments on a loan mod being done under the Home Affordable Modification Program. 

Also I did a dummy trial of of a flip and I saw on the right side it showed expenses: exterior, interior - is there away you can manage that and put numbers in there?  

I’m willing to put my money where my mouth is here, providing you with a free trial of high quality leads starting today.

Trial by fire is the best way.

Yeah,there are times that we gonna have also downfall but it's just a trial and to gain more experience for a next project to come you will be in expert.

They have a free trial if you want to check them out.

Then I can refinance at 80% LTVA - I found one lender to do 1 deal with me as a "trial".

Paul Fagot I just started my 3 day free trial with Property Radar, was deciding between that and ReboGateway.

I am new and learning everything in a trial by fire.