If this time of year is really that slow you could offer a "trial lease of 4 months or just do month to month giving you both more flexibility to get out of it if you desire.Your case is the exact reason why I dread having any of my tenants move.

Do the free trial and call them before it ends tell them that you want to keep the service but don't want to pay the full price.

Not an easy process, but with time and trial and error you'll get it figured out.

The bar is so low that this is rarely a problem.As to finding the right people, you just have to use trial and error.

So, educating yourself, gleaning from people who have done the very thing we want to do, having the courage to step out and try, learn from trial and error, knowing we will likely make mistakes along the way- and being the best prepared we can be . . . .

Hi everyone, In my haste to learn how to use the rental property calculator, I used all of the free trials to learn about how to use it.

I find this interesting because my first trial just started a week ago and I did 250 positioned to absentee owner of Multi's.To redo things again I might have taken your strategy and only trialed 20-50 per week or two.I guess now we'll find out how 250 will work soon enough....

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This is pretty much the standard operating procedure for non-profit housing entities, like Habitat For Humanity, they often employ a trial period before settlement and financing.

I'm looking for any help I can get on finding deals in my market, so I thought about signing up for the "free" trial but yelp has a ton of horror stories.