I find my SFR architect has no real clue on the development side and argue with them constantly with over engineering.. finally got him to put our homes on a lumber diet...

The truth is, you could read 100 books and still not know enough because certain things need to be learned through trial-and-error.

it was easy to use and fill in and i later went and used a trial of DocuSign to upload the lease and send to the new tenants!

Right now I'm doing the free trial of both SiteXData and RealQuest, trying to decide which one (if any) to pay for.I've noticed that they're usually in line with each other.

If you had to have heart surgery, how confident would you be in a surgeon that got his/her knowledge from the internet and trial and error?

That is the trial court of limited jurisdiction that does not have jury trials.The only reasons I can think that it might have taken 6 months for a writ is because of the two most common reasons.

Tenants are also fighting the most routine evictions now with stall tactics such as demanding jury trials for example previously only seen in major metro courts like in San Francisco in order to gain leverage and time in our courts now.

My roommate, who was a varsity athlete, taught me how to work out at the gym and eat a better diet.

That would make sense and I am planning to give the property manager about 6 month trial.

Any tips besides the trial and error or asking other flippers (not sure how willing some would be to share resources)