Chase had better hope and pray that a guy like me does not sit as there trial judge.

Someone responded basically validating the legitimacy of the company, so I went on to try them for 30 days (30-day trial) and attend the online seminars. 

The trial and errors have educated me to become the person and business I am today.

I know that after a lot of trial and error you build up a spec sheet of the materials you favor the most, but for someone like me just starting out, how should I go about this?

Sometimes those sites have free trial offers which you could try.

Another variation is that let's say the buyer who wants your deal has to get a conventional loan?

I'm thinking along the lines of a trial period where after a certain period of time I'd offer some kind of quarterly bonuses based on lack of turnover/rents paid on time ect ect.

Shop around for best labor prices since there will be great variations in pricing.

The trial court agrees with the owner that the TCB failed to give proper notices so it sets aside the sale.

@Miles MillerHey, there's no arguing that trial by fire is a fantastic way to learn, but can be expensive so hopefully you're prepared for that.Getting the lease should be your main priority right now.