Then, all you will have to do is take that leap of faith to get into the game, which will be difficult to do no matter how educated you are. 

He knows I can't legally cut off landlord paid utilities and he faithfully pays tenant-named utilities.  3 months of eviction notices and a court date later, he moves out the morning of eviction day.

There is also the concept of good faith in contracts.  

Hey @Jose Gonzalez the short answer is faith brother.  

I would certainly not suggest locking into a contract on a property for that long unless the good faith deposit is negligible (like $500 or $250).

I took the leap of faith and bought both.

I found this site after we signed up, and have read many people's opinions on how it really is not necessary to spend the $2k to learn (and be mentored they promise), but I feel this "intense" training is what we need, especially for hubby as he's not much of a reader, but a great listener :) I'm very excited to begin this journey, and with his skills/experience and able to do most of the work himself, and my eye for a good deal we are putting our faith all in!

Don't lose faith! 

I believe that all things are possible to those who have faith in God and are willing to work hard, seek opportunities, and make use of them.

The regulations in PS proper are super restrictive, and require a ton of oversight and a leap of faith that the neighbors won't call in bogus complaints.