It seems like the less info you give people via marketing and voicemail the more leads you get but also the more likely they will be unmotivated.Some people seem to be having success with pre-screening but we just recorded a trial script and it sounded awkward.I am looking for the best way to soften the impact of a low offer.

I have found odesk.com and am trialing a virtual assistant who has experience in probate and real estate as well as data entry, to have him filter through the cases and fill out the excel spreadsheet for me.

Is this permanent or a trial basis?

They all drop their client before the trial because they knew I wasn't caving.

Did you see that Bank of America has a trial program with 1,000 houses in a few states in which they allow the about-to-be forclosed people stay in the house and become tenants?

The police said the arrest record is not public information until the case is closed (and that length of time depends on the plea and/or a trial). 

In this circumstance, the tenant was ordered to pay the rent into the court and trial was set for a few weeks from now.From the outside looking in, this seemed like a really easy process in a really landlord friendly jurisdiction. 

It is all trial and error until you find the perfect paper.

My idea of a 4-year-pamper-fest is how Colorado State has an on-site massage therapy clinic where students who are stressed can get massages, and how students at Yale needed therapy dogs and cancelled classes to cope with election disappointment.  

I bet that on this single thread I will be spared at least 4 months of trial and error learning.