You get a 30 day trial for free.

The only way to learn is trial by fire, and you WILL mess up, a lot, especially in the beginning. 

Work with your PM or another one to get this one profitable...you are on the right track (may involve some trial and error).

If you sue and win at trial, you get a piece of paper from the judge saying the defendant owes you money. 

I spent way too long using my own trial and error with local small bank lenders thinking that was the best way to go.

I know they have a free trial period, so it would be worth it to check them both out and see which one best meets your needs.

yes, sorrythey have a 1-2 months trial period

In D.C. you go through mediation before going to trial, something I was more than capable of handling myself.

(source: ZD Net by CBS - Land Registry to Trial Blockchain for Conveyancing)So, while there are different types of securities that are going to be registered an transferred on a public ledger, from now on I will focus on the commercial real estate (CRE) asset class. 

Hello all, relatively newbie here! We've been out of real estate for a few years, looking to get back in. As part of our re-learning quest, we're trying to dust off some cobwebs and brush up on the math skills. We hav...