I have witnessed a true wrongful foreclosure case where the homeowner was foreclosed on, asset sold to a 3rd party, servicer tried to get asset back, 3rd party denied it to my understanding, evicted occupant, homeowner won trial against servicer, etc and was awarded a big chunk of change, servicer appealed and won.Most mortgage litigation attorney's have told me they stay away from post foreclosure cases as they typically don't go anywhere.Complex subject and I'm not an attorney!

@John Barrows I don’t think free trials are considered false and misleading advertising but in this case I might be wrong since you’re a broker and I’m an agent.

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

You're right, no companies ever offer free trials/samples of their product, real estate agents don't offer a free market analysis, financial advisors don't offer free initial consultations ...

You might benefit from listening to podcasts on Bigger Pockets to hear trials and errors of an investor summed up in 60 minutes.

You can easily use the 7-day free trial to look up the property you're looking at and get that info.

I’m in the process of learning the market right now, trial running deals, and driving for deals.

Looking forward to hearing about the trials and successes of your BRRRR.

Both have free trials. 

Would be interested to hear in any unique ideas anyone has stumbled upon through trial and error.Thanks