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

I'd prefer something with a free trial as well, I'm hoping to get this done over a single weekend, but we'll see...Thanks!

From the case:During the trial, Mr.

I also did a free trial on Hospitable and I liked it but what stopped me from switching was I liked Guesty's shared calendar better.

Then again, I once attended a trial which involved an agent not listing a property (not properly, anyway), and offering it only to a favorite investor client. 

Shortcutting years of trial and error through expert instruction.Throughout history, mentors have unlocked potential in those hungry to learn.

At the end of the day, the price of real estate would just follow the money that's being printed by government, so *we are all good*.Rather than buying 100 Diet cokes in 2005, I agree , people should just buy *direct* real estate.

I've defended the corporate veil in Ohio before at trial, where a plaintiff attempted to pierce a business owner's corporate veil and pursue the owner's personal assets.

As Eric said, they are investors as well so are familiar with the trials and tribulations of a RE investor.

We would obviously have a home inspection performed before signing any kind of lease, but we could put ourselves in a spot where the potential buyer gets a "trial" period of our home, finds additional things they don't like (or worse, something major breaks), and they walk from the sale.