So the vast majority of the predictions in the past are proven unreliable. 2- Humans, well educated or not, are prone to confirmation biases which further skew their cognitive objectiveness.

Human metric test (Cognitive ability test)3.Ask 5- 6 questions related to a  job you ask to do and rate from 0-10.

Then shake hands and walk away.And if the seller can't find a better deal and still needs to sell, they'll call you when they've educated themselves rather than you having to force them to deal with their cognitive dissonance. 

Called notary he didn't remember specifics, but says he would not have notarized if the relative wasn't cognitive of what they were doing.

He explains it as your subconscious mind and conscious mind trying to rectify the cognitive dissonance between what you wrote and so perceive, and what you understand as your current reality or predicament. 

I find myself jumping head first into things and failing hard and often to try to avoid my feelings of doubt and getting stuck in looking at just the numbers and what could happen.I like to read and listen to books and podcast and found this forum from one of the books I got from audible "The audiobook on Rental Property Investing"My current book list is:Think and grow richRich dad poor dad -what put the rental property inventing bug in me honestly.Rental property inventingHow to win friends and influence peopleThe 25 cognitive biases So with all that debrief on me, I would like to ask a question If you had to start again, no money, no credit, nobody you know invests in real estate.

I am on my way to visit my father, who has some cognitive issues.

Long term tenant, whose cognitive ability starts to deteriorate as she ages, now in her late 70's.

Cognitive passwords, etc.

So anyway, my Dad took over paying the bills recently because I'm not getting better and my cognition is getting worse, and my husband just isn't good with money (he also missed a mortgage payment when we bought our car because he still spent as if we didn't have a car payment.)