Professionally, the majority of my time is spent on asset management and operational related tasks/skills, re-underwriting previous valuations given the impact of COVID-19, and focusing on price discovery with brokers and colleagues. 

I’m in discovery phase.

Discover is best because it converts to credit after 8 months. 

The last 8 years or so I've been lucky enough to be on the executive level producing shows for networks like Discovery, History, Tru TV, Netflix and TLC to name a few and it's been great. 

@James BarryYou begin with a bold statement that can't agree with until I understand your definition of "facts" and "assets"I have read many of the books on your list but below are a few that were missing (but that affected my thinking):Dennis Peacocke   (On the Destiny of Nations,  The Battle for the Minds of Men)Johnathan Eisen  (Suppressed Inventions and other Discoveries)The Richest man in Babylon (Clayson)Strengthsfinder 2.0 Tom RathThe Millionaire Next Door  Thomas StanleyFreakanomics Leavitt and DubnerForgive the typos,   I can add more when I get back from work.

There is a good chance that he would pay the subs for their first 30% with my second 30% payment to him, however, I definitely won't pay the contractor any more money with the discovery of the lien on the property and the subs not paid.Fortunately, I built a big enough cash safety net for problems and the deal is good enough that it can handle this.

With the recent discovery, we feel like we are being actively deceived because we are seen as fresh meat or something similar.

why waste your time trying to punish him, just see what you get as a result of your discovery

I am still enjoying the discovery process & trying to always know when and what I do not know, perhaps the best first step to learning?

The more I discover I don't know the more I realize I don't know if that makes any sense.Can you recommend a beginners guide to rehab inside of DC?