I would originally going to put a 6 month lease in place beginning I April but I have since decided to do a 3 month trial run (because I’m inheriting) which will make the lease expire June 30th.

This is basically a trial run so I'll learn as I go!

Contractors will take some trial and error, unless you're lucky or have alot of friends in the biz already. 

I have used the rentometer free trial.

They offer a free trial so you can try out their service and see if it’s what you’re looking for.

He has dodged two trials so far and stole seven months of free rent.

The problem is that judgment at the trial court level doesn't provide much value when it comes to precedence.

I had limited trust in this person at the time so I only invested $25k as a trial balloon (The first rule in investing is to learn how to manage risk: best way I know to do this is to never invest more than you're willing to lose).

Besides, there are some legal and clever ways around the LLC that a good experienced trial attorney would already know.

At this point the judge asked the tenant to file an "answer" (a written document detailing why you would like a trial) with the court and proceed to trail.5.