How much do you charge after the 14-day trial?

Just go a car dealership those guys are taught every trick in the book.. every trial close every closing technique and real estate is no different.. 

@Deana Johnson not a bad idea just sort of a trial run to see if we can get someone interested.

The last two months have consisted of me eating a poverty diet, not having fun because I can't afford to go anywhere, sleepless nights, having to ponder selling my car just to make loan payments, and seeing about $25k of profit go out the window.So what would I have done differently...1.  

I can't thank you enough for your kimd and helpful reply.I understand exactly what you are saying.I am located in Missoula, Montana and property here is outrageous.This city is steadily growing, its a college town and there are mobs of people selling out in California and moving here.Its a sellers market for sure.PreForeclosures are very rare here.As a newbie with hardly any spare pennies after my fulltime, low paying job (I made many bad life choices in my younger years that set me up for a common, low quality life) I just dont have the funds to invest in these nifty REI systems or even in mentorships.So I have been self-educating through YouTube University, and instead of investing with money Ive been investing with time, legwork, and learning through trial and error.I cant figure out the best way to get in my local market and make a deal, much less make this a business.But I am determined, and I dont mind hard work. 

I need to cancel my trial period for some service on this site and i cannot find where to do this...:( :( :(  I entered my credit card information for a free 7-day trial...for...

Going to trial add in another $25,000 to $50,000 in the event they appeal.

I dont think there is a one size fits all, I believe trial and error is neccesary and personal growth is important too truly get into an enjoyable space.

Quite a few of us here have been doing this for well over a decade, and there's a lot to be said for that much trial and error and networking!

Seems a little high and I can only guess the quality of their information, unless I sign up for the Free Trial.