Waiver of Jury Trial 16.

I would recommend using free trials and see which one you feel most comfortable with, and also try out their customer support during the trial and see who you get along with the best.There's also a few platforms that offer discounts to BiggerPockets members.https://www.biggerpockets.com/... 

I learned on my own from YouTube and podcasts and a lot of trial and error, haha.

My first investment was a live in triplex, and I felt it taught me almost everything I needed to know through trial and error.  

My insurance company told me that a judge or jury decides who is liable, and they (the insurance company) typically would prefer to settle than going to trial. 

This was a trial run for us to figure out the process with the city, budget, schedule, contractors, etc. 

Definitely trial by fire!

I used the free trial and was finding off market deals within 5 min of use.I believe they have some "Black Friday" specials this week as well. 

The company I worked for insured one of the mortgages.The victim of the forgery filed suit to set the deed aside and as I recall, the trial court found, in a decision based on first impressions, the Registrar's acceptance of the deed rendered it valid as a new root of title and the victim's only recourse was against the state's land fund. 

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