As Scott said, they have a free version and a free trial of their pro version (the version I currently use). 

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

My suggestion would be to find a small firm with just one attorney or a few - large firms would not touch this as no money in it for them and they won’t work on contingencyContingency for them to get 25-50% on this will make it challenging to find an attorneyIf the seller contests the action and it goes to trial, it could cost $50-100k especially to get into discovery.

Easier to build up experience as you go or you could do the trial by fire and dive all in.Good Luck to you. 

I recently found an Orlando area SFR in need of rehab and used the BP calculator for the first (trial) time.

As you can see, I'm learning trial by fire.

Hi,A little confused about the MLS website.From what I've read, I would not be able to access the MLS unless I have a real estate license but i went onto MLS.com and found that I can just register for a free trial (it's actually $1) after being redirected to GETFORECLOSEDHOME.com.

We all learn through trial and error so if you have money to throw around then I say try RDC but if you're like me and you need every dollar you can get for that asset column then I would circle back to this if you feel you can't self educate yourself.

Long term to get you started or trial by fire, by financially, not with emotion...https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/8050/48883-buy-a-hawaii-vacation-rental-and-have-it-pay-for-itself-unicorn-alert

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