The DIY work isn't easy, I had to learn the hard way (youtube and lots of trial/error).But the number one thing I wish I had known, was to not over renovate.

We are in the middle of an eviction and he is playing it out as long as possible via taking me to trial after I filed a complaint for non payment of rent.

Through many trials and tribulations, I’m in the final stages of completing (making it to closing) a 203K Loan.

@Mark Leclair I didn't actually use it but I ran a trial and their leads were pretty good.

Like offer a 3-4 hour trial at $15-20/hr and either they pass or don’t.

It reads in in all caps that "you are giving up any rights you might possess to have the dispute litigated in a court or by jury trial" I feel like I'm in compliance with the contract and the buyer feels like I'm adding a lien or encumbrance by asking to be compensated for architectural drawings that were not included in the sale. 

After going through "Trial and Terror for years, I decided to follow the pros and stop taking stupid courses, I went to auctions, developed cash partners and most importantly developed a system of how to control real estate using skinny contracts with full profit disclosures.

And I don't think the forum would appreciate me uploading 50 trial analyses.

first you could call a local title company and ask them for property info on that specific address. you could also use a tool like the reonomy website and sign up for the free trial which should give yo a certain number of free owner info searches. 

Its the High Five sale, a number of the books are in the Self Dev & Business category.If you don't have an audible account, sign up for a 30 day free trial (you get a free book too), then just go to the sale page and get what you like.