In addition, if it would be difficult to get to Wheatland to go to trial, if you need to, it might be best to retain a local attorney from the get-go.

It was once said that I had suffered the trials of the damned.

In four months they'll essentially pay an extra month of rent which helps compensate for the additional work required during turnover.I also use month-to-month when a tenant appears high-risk and I want to take them on a "trial run" to see how they perform.

Best thing to do is sign up for the free trials if they still offer those and really use the system on a portion of your homes. 

Real estate is a great way to invest but it is not without it's risks, trials and tribulations.

I started on the road to an unlawful detainer one one, and they agreed to leave prior to trial.

There is a free trial option that I'm aware of but I believe the program caps you after sending five documents.

Basically I was gonna use the 7 day free trial to my advantage and pay the 97 a month and then do the skiptracing and cold calling and try to get the properties under contract and collect the monayyyyy

The Magistrate wrote up a trial settlement that required tenants to pay December rent by 3pm yesterday to which they said “We dont have the money” and my atty said “You wanted to pay December rent where is that money?”

You don't have enough scale to be part of their "Team" and you're expending a lot of efforts and Trial/Errors in relationships for single investments.