We will have a locksmith let us in, but our eviction trial isn’t until next week.

I'm currently doing a trial with smartrent.co.

They already have assigned someone to head the arrest and trial against him.

Hey Diana,Here are the guidelines I use, though you'll need to make variations based on your market, age of properties, etc.  

I am a practicing attorney (that also invests in real estate) and have litigated dozens of trials in the courtroom over the years. 

I can’t think everyone is self-taught and learned by trial and error.

Hi @JR Lizarraga, I'd recommend doing a free trial of each solution, and creating a list with each, and then comparing the results.

A number of sites that I've visited mentions that usually (with some variation) within 30 days of getting out your first 200 letters you can reasonably expect to get your first deal.

We typically look at these as 36-48 month balloons on a 30-yr am schedule...7-8% interest...10-20% down...Alternatively, you could structure a lease with an option to buy....same basic concept but it works differently...contract for deed offers the seller the most protection because you hold title until the terms are satisfied...and there are a few variations of each...just depends on what you're comfortable with.

No variations, like signing a lease before handing over the keys.