Aloha @Grant Rothenburger I totally agree,  I do remember a few of them saying that they learned by trial and error or learned the hard way.Well primarily, I am fairly experienced in operating heavy equipment but found myself in the manufacturing business thereafter.

Find, select, trial a VA just to open the communication channels, then settle on a flat rate outside the platform.Finding a VA that has the qualities you need is challenging anywhere.

I would like to do some variation of a house hack in San Diego (ADU/SFH-MFH conversion/small MFH rehab).Browsing Real Estate Websiteshttps://www.zillow.com/savedhomes/for_sale/17084059_zpid/1_pnd/33.17664,-116.814881,32.687353,-117.553025_rect/10_zm/1_rs/1_fr/I was looking at Zillow last Friday and found this listing (it is now pending sale), and thought "maybe this single story 5/3 could be split into 2-3 units?"

Lots of trial and error and very fun!

Also, I've never told anyone of this strategy even though I knew others were doing it to with different variations of it.

If the democrats, lead by the witch Pelossi, had the backbone to take on trial lawyers and include tort reform, at least they would be showing some semblance of concern for true reform.

This is an important difference and you will probably learn the distinction through trial and error, emphasis on the error.

I am willing to take risks since it's my first trial.

The majority of criminal cases are dismissed, not because they were improperly filed, but rather because the victim witness did not appear at trial to testify against the defendant and therefore the State could not prove their case.

Most hard money is a close variation of this theme, at least from what I've seen and used in Utah, California and Nevada.