I turned around on my own through trial and error.  

This is my adventure through the trials and tribulations of my real estate investing business.

Diets, running that marathon, household projects, etc.But then we look at those people who are successful.

Go to www.rocketlawyer.com, sign up for their free trial, create an LLC document, walk through the wizard and answer the questions, then download your PDF file. 

If it gets to a trial, you'll have to have a "witness" from the Servicer, testifying about how the records have been kept by industry standard practices, pay,net histories, default letters,, etc, etc.  

I'm not sure what it would be, other than perhaps to familiarize yourself with the probate process.As an attorney, I know that there are frequently a lot of people sitting in the courtroom during hearings, trials, etc.  

The ambulance chasers might try to bilk a normal property owner out of thousands with the threat of more in an actual trial.

Between trial and error and a couple of references from a local investor friend I think I've got a decent 3 man crew now to handle the carpentry and general labor on my next couple projects. 

In 2011 an Order of Notice was given by the Land Court/ Trial Court Department from their bank to object to a foreclosure proceeding.

I will most definitely have to look into the meetings, kind of starting too look for a mentor, so i can stop with all this trial and error lol.