It is likely it wouldn't go to trial and that at some point the lawsuit would get dropped, dismissed or settled.

That being said, it is still in a trial period to make sure we work well as a team.

Buying it cash around the 200-400k range and using it as my trial property to learn as much as I can before scaling up.This will be my first time buying properties for the sole purpose of investing, and I would love to get some advice from the gurus on BiggerPockets, especially those who live in the Central Florida area.Thank you in advance,Steven

Let it be known, I have no idea what I am doing and learning by trial and error.

This "trial by fire" is not a good thing for anyone.

I don’t come from wealth, so it was a quick trial from family.

Again, I'd think larger portfolios like yours would be a key audience the team would want to keep satisfied.Also, I've posted it elsewhere, but seeing some of the other comments around jumping ship to alternative products I will say that I ended up on YourPorter after unsuccessful trials of iGMS, BookingAutomation, and many of the other tools in the market.

Before an eviction happens, a judge monday struck down Idaho law and said that instead of a judge ruling on an eviction a tenant being evicted can request a trial by jury. 

It took literally 1 year and 1 month to remove the tenant from the moment we filed the unlawful detainer (we filed this ourselves before hiring an attorney) through jury trial (the owner can represent themselves during these proceedings up until it goes to jury trial, that's when we had to hire an attorney) and finally the Sheriff's lockout.  

The truth is, you could read 100 books and still not know enough because certain things need to be learned through trial-and-error.