Often the first weeks and months of a lawsuit (pre-trial) are spent weeding out parties that are not actually likely to be liable.

The program was what took me from analysis paralysis into a deal, their info is very well put together, all based on their trial and errors.

Quote from @Hector Chavarria: I got a property loan 400k, house value 390kbehind and currently on trial for house modificationrent in the area $2,600 a month looking for rental or exit strategyTrial ends Octobercurrent monthly mortgage payment $3,300 vEstimated new monthly payment after modification trial $3,029 includes HOA, Tax and InsuranceAny advise will help.That $300 modification is only useful if you have reason to keep the property for 10 years or more.

From what I’ve seen (and experienced), partnering with someone seasoned on your first flip can save a lot of trial-and-error.

It's hard to say (not really), but I can tell you from being a moderator - you don't get paid, you don't get benefits (not even a ticket to BPCon, maybe a free PassivePockets membership on trial), and you often have to explain yourself to someone after your restrict a person for doing something insane.

It can save you a ton of trial and error.

I would also play with AirDNA. i think they have some version of a free trial you can noodle with

Trial and error can get costly. 

Seems very steep to me.I'm considering a counter proposal to work on an hourly basis, one stage at a time:Stage one: settlement offer with the broker/dealer.Stage two: FINRA arbitration.Stage three: court trial against the broker dealer for failure of due diligence and fiduciary responsibility.I am supposing that a pay-as-you-go strategy will ultimately be a lot cheaper and more controllable in legal costs than contingincy.QUESTIONS:1.

After the trial period, you need to pay monthly in order to keep using their epartner software which includes all their resources.