It's a nice clean site that gives good information, but I pulled NOD's today that were filed 3/24/2010 (those were the latest I could get) and went home and signed up for the 3 day trial with FR.

After trial and error with two different PMs in Cleveland I have finally struck gold with my third PM there.

I think it will be a challenge to build the table because there will be so much variation on the amount of rehab required. 

A first time eviction is not the time to learn by trial and error.

Either a) adjust what you are buying so you are buying not-so-stressful investments (there are serious ranges of variation in levels of stress associated with different types of properties!)

I am doing a trial run with a electronic lock, and also just say KeVo, so want to give that a try.

Plus you get a trial period for their "plus" membership. 

@Bryan TasumiThe problem is that you see having your home foreclosed on as an academic, bloodless event, a puzzle to be solved, not a trial to be lived through.Here in Allegheny County in Pennsylvania, I followed the monthly sheriff's sales very closely for a period of more than three years, from 2013-2017.

In its judgment, the trial court trebled the Gamboas' amount and doubled Baker's under Section 19(b) of the Act.

Most property management software options offer a free trial so you can at least try them out first.Hope that helps!