Another idea would be to lean towards the equine piece and cater towards often wealthy horse owners that may want to stay in a cabin and do trial riding.

They do their best (especially in bench trials) with good facts.

--Will be seeking to 'bake' in a 3 month trial period into contract where we can operate the business on a trial period before finalizing the transaction. 

If you want to be an electrician, I wouldn't recommend trial and error...

I remember a time not long ago when person who even whispered of such ambitions would be swiftly rounded up by the FBI and stand trial, and disappear.

Give them a trial run.

I'll try to be as complete as possible, while simplifying too.For most people the term "Crowd Funding" means raising money from total strangers over the Internet for their deals, similar to the way (some) people raise money for chartible causes like sending an athlete to the Olympic trials, when they can not afford the plane ticket, etc.However, raising money for real estate deals (or any other profit making venture) an not be dine the same way the charities do it.  

You will get a trial fast.

The Googles seem to give me comparisons about what major industries use them or if they offer a free trial, but nothing very deep into if they are effective for a note business.

Not sure if they offer free trials but if they do sign up for all of them (1 at a time) and actually use them.