There is another old saying "Good Diet - Medicine Not Necessary, Bad Diet - No Medicine Can Help".2 Branches of our Corporate Ownership (Pharm and Food) squashed that one.

I may have been able to save about 3 years of trial and error in the beginning.

Also, newbies have limited experience in with financing so the refi may be later than planned.Generally, I think its somewhere between a bad idea and maybe just a "trial by fire" for the newbie to learn about a remodel and don't necessarily expect to do the brr well. 

The author describes automating a business, in his case diet supplements.

It took a while to find the right contractor for the right price and right quality of work but after many trials we were able to do so.

You could read 100 books and still not know enough because certain things must be learned through trial and error.

I recommend using beyond for the free trial or maybe a month after but unless you’re running 30 doors and looking for efficiency, your best bet is studying your neighbors and learning with time. 

Such a thing doesn't exist, but the lack of litigation of it doesn't mean it's not risky.Non-refundable deposit is like diet bacon...call it whatever you like, such a thing doesn't exist...by definition.Rather, what you do is charge a Holding FEE. 

I'd love to see a show with newbies who are learning through trial and error.

You could always sign up for a trial account for 30 days to try it for yourself.