Its somewhat a trial-and-error thing.

(The notary showed up to trial and showed her notary book and testified) He had found a 'social justice" lawyer.

If I can't work to create a win-win with the borrower on a reinstatement, trial payment plan, or loan modification, then I have to look at deed in lieu of foreclosure or potentially end up foreclosing on the property.  

(They have a free 30 day trial, but if you use 16115 for the referral both of us get a $10 credit.)I use YNAB for my personal budget, but it allows you to create multiple budgets and I use one for real estate as well.As you go through the process of working with clients, think about how you can create a repeatable system to streamline the process (Think Checklists). 

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 did a free trial on "archives.com" and got the date of death, but little other info.

You can also use costar, they might even give you a free trial that has all the data  you can handle.

Case's have value  there is a value if it goes to trial and there is settlement value.

Those with money lost LOTS of it by trial and error over years of effort.

I asked about a 30 day free trial to look the info over and got the replie that they do not offer this and there is a no refund policy.