There is an art and science to purchasing and operating real estate for income purposes.

I graduated in 2017 with a bachelors in Material Science and Engineering from the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. 

Math, however, is a science.

Ever since I went to college, and met some really great landlords, I knew it was the kind of job that spoke to me.I graduated with a degree in Computer Science from Tennessee Tech, but absolutely fell in love with the town there.

I would say it's comparable to the level of most 101 science courses.

Seems to me the title company is making up a "legal fiction" as they go along.

Seems with properties like this it's 50% science 50% art and just know the area very well by seeing lots of property.

If you can't, you better take a hard look at what is fact and what is fiction when it comes to coaching programs.

I spend hundreds of dollars a year on Amazon on non-fiction books.

Its not rocket science, but there is a lot to it and you can really cause some damage doing things without a solid understanding of what you're doing.