There's going to be some trial and error involved.

By beginning the eviction process immediately and having the court set a trial date, you are able to set the time table for events to play out rather than allowing the tenant to attempt to set the time table.

It took me some trial and error but I eventually mastered it by property number 3.

I acknowledge that this question has surfaced multiple times on this forum, but given the current interest rates, there might be some variations in the situation.Our intention is to acquire a new property for an upgrade.

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I consider this a trial period that will allow both parties to exit the agreement if it isn't a good fit.

Most investors I know have some variation of the story you are telling in their history.

It'll be a trial and error type of process I imagine as it's a very hot market. 

There are so many variations that a seminar would be difficult to please a significant number of people.

Michael, your point really helps put the matter into a perspective for me, since I've gone through the process of taking weeks and many trial and error while deciding on a primary care physician.