Maybe 1-2 hour class, so check with your local authority who runs the sale to see if they offer a class.Last thing to remember it is pretty much a cash business. 

Now the case is moved to county court and have to hire a lawyer.

I definitely planned on being upfront and maybe even offering discounts.  

If everything is working for you, why even entertain the offer.

Then our students were having a crazy hard time with the current leading website provider and I had to come in and fix a bunch of crap that was wrong with said internet hosting and template provider so much so that they stopped offering our students support due to "custom code" on our websites.So I said fine.

I know I could go through a Lawyer that does some local title companies docs and when I called I was told its about 500 plus the title search fee if I wanted one.   

You need to meet tax and legal rules and work with real estate pros, loan brokers, accountants, and lawyers.

Quick response and a fair cash-for-keys offer is still the fastest and least expensive way to get someone out who isn't paying.The folks who are doing best with Padsplit have a portfolio of them, manage the houses themselves, and they are good at it. 

Amazon, IKEA, and other furniture stores offer these.If the worst case scenario is you have to convert back to LTR and sell the furniture, take the leap!

The town now has it assessed for $1.1M which he fought the whole way through the process as he is a lawyer and knows the system and can do it himself for free and has gotten no tax relief.