They are looking to begin the 1st Clinical Trial on Mistletoe as a treatment for cancer and are 89% of the way to their funding goal of $300K.

My tenant has a lawyer who is filing a motion and I am afraid is going for jury trial.

Martin i've have crossed this bridged too … through my trial and error, i draw a firm line at the point a person doesn't do what they say.

Plaintiffs don't want to wait years for a trial date, plaintiff's lawyers want a quick fee payment where they don't have to spend a lot of hours with only the percentage of the damages to collect, and the plaintiff's attorney knows a lawsuit is NOT about justice or right from wrong - it's all about getting a settlement. 

All of my plans are similar with a few variations, and I need a framer that can commit to me.

But, it is some variation of that. 

As a plaintiff's lawyer, I can tell you that most people and businesses do not fully appreciate the uncertainty and fear that comes with taking your case all the way to trial.  

I will say, that in my experience most agreements used are "Trial Modifications" where a modification is merged with a forbearance into one agreement.  

Through trial and error you will eventually find the right combination that works for you and over time will establish a long term trusting relationship.

Even a small variation upwards of the Interest Rate, or lessening of the loan period, will wipe out ANY positive cash flow.