They do advertise their free 7 day trial though of course!!!

I used Dennis Block who had not communicated with me regarding how to approach this case until minutes before the trial, even though the agreement indicates that I would get a call the day before to discuss the trial.

But that nonsense can buy them a ton of time and you having to respond will cost you a ton of $$ when they start filing frivolous motions and demanding jury trial, all at no legal cost to them.

On one hand, I completely agree with @Peter Mckernan when he says you need a mentor and someone to help you through the trials and tribulations of learning the business you're not taught in pre-license courses.

Thank you Lydia.I just signed up for Propstream trial and will see how it works for Baton Rouge.

A "small" investment might help you jump "years" of trial and error.

Also this settlement is not certainly going to come up at trial of other cases.

Sometimes, even a more complicated C-corp is the best choice, and sometimes just a plain LLC.It's like keto enthusiasts eat a high-fat diet and praise its supposed health benefits.

Most of the times, the best ones have zero availability and you won't get them referred to you by other investors because they do not want to risk losing them for their own projects.Somewhat trial and error, but I have found that working with (even newer) contractors you can typically feel out what the relationship will be like early on.

I cannot find any information on how advanced the BP calculator is, and I must have burned my free trials a few years ago or I would take it for a spin!