You do not want to be their (test subject) for a trial run.You need to go over what if's and how expensive it would be to foreclose and what the timeline would be to get the property back and costs involved.

There is a case management conference as well as a trial date set. 

Perhaps we can learn from each others trials and tribulations.

@Wayne BrooksYou are the first person to actually openly warn me, on bigger pockets and mostly in my real life trial by fire study of REI, that I had mixed up the correct usage of terminology or slang. 

It may take a lot of trial and error.

(There are some other special variations you can do, but doubt they’re necessary for you) Plenty of good QIs on here that can assist.

We represent clients in pre-litigation settlements through trial and appeal. 

my only slight variation is we build new home communities and we are one of the few that will deal with VA loans.. my wife and I believe we owe it to our service men and women to allow them to use those loans even though they are more time consuming for us.. but on the new construction the inspections are no more daunting on older homes it can be a challenge.. 

In Washington that is taking about two years to get to trial.

Ask for a free trial period if possible.Best!