Hello All,State: ILMy attorney has asked me for provide a testimony under oath for eviction (bench trial).What type of questions will be asked?

@Jay Hinrichs I think dude was mad at you because here we are having a discussion about the debate and stress over buying a 15k minivan and then you chime in with the trials and tribulations of buying a 400k AIRPLANE with a mere 2400/mo payment (more than many people earn a month working) hahaha. 

Granted, we all still lived in thatched roof houses in those days and there were few people to learn from, and I had to learn a lot of it "trial and error" but things have changed. 

I could probably make a lot more money right now if I was NOT managing others - but I learned by process of trial & error, which I suspect you will be doing for many years as well.As for the drop shipping business, this was back during the time when HD-DVDs and Blu-Rays were battling each other to see who would come out on top. 

Maintain a vegan diet two days per week and drop my body fat below 10%.3.

That's fairly do-able, depending on various factors like the tenant asking for a jury trial/ But that's what he says and he's done more of these than either of us. 

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

Specifically, I'd like to know 3 things.  1:  Do they have hidden fees once you start rolling,  2:  Are there any serious working issues that you've run into, and 3:  Why you're happy with the one you're using.LandLord Tracks:  This is my current top pick that I'm doing a free trial withOnsite Property Manager, Redsandz, True Rent:  Having trouble starting free trial... probably not my fav now  rentec direct, 123 landlord, and Rentpost.Thank you so much for your help.  

Anyway, you can do a free trial, take the jpegs from 99 designs, and have complete strangers vote on which is best.

Now if you know the steps before this, building rapport, the upfront agreement to avoid the me think it over, discovering the motivation of the seller, and decreasing the asking price, this "what if step" is just a trial close, and unless you really haven't done a good job with the 4 steps before, if this should be very easy, should be an easy close.The next step from here is a letter of intent that I ask the seller to sign.