I'm not sure of other ways to gauge interest/commitment other than a sit down meeting besides perhaps trial and error.Thanks for the reference!

I had plans to just to the 1 week free trial and cancel, but I still pay monthly for it because there is value to be had. 

Whadup BiggerPockets!I'm new to REI so I have been doing intensive research about what niche I should focus on to the different investment strategies as well as what kind of properties to invest in. Let me reiterate, ...

And no attorney is going to show up for a trial for less than 5K.

I understand most of the basics from working with investors over the years, but still would like to approach this with a blank slate and learn from trial and error.

I'm sure you know there is a 2 week free trial.

There's tons of information but you just have to dive in and everything is trial an error.

There is no short cut for hard work and learning by doing it by trial and error.

However, there are a fair amount of paint peeling, sagging wood homes and boarded up homes.With that said, $121k is not going to happen in the near future unless either the land bank has a 4.0 plan for this area (which they don’t), you  really spruce it up (ROI low), someone starts building condos as its near the highway entrance, or Cleveland Clinic just “floors it" on expansion plans.The comps and consistent condition of the other homes on the same block won't allow it. 

I'm new to forums, this is my first experience, so kind of trial by fire.