Guess what since this loan took so long the seller and the agent got upset and we had to release all the deals.

At the advice of an attorney, I had provided them notice in writing that they were responsible for the rent until all belongings are removed or until they signed a release stating that they had taken everything that they wanted, and that I was free to dispose of the remaining items. 

So the plan is to buy land, build, rent it out and then finance it to release money.

I am 20 years old and working as a mechanic at a Ford dealership, I am making about 40-45k a year so far with an opportunity to go to Fords mechanic program them after a few years be bumped up to about 70-90k a year, cars have always been a passion for me and I love working on cars but it is starting to tear my body down already and working on them everyday is making me not enjoy it as much.Living in Cincinnati, Ohio I don't know how it would be to be a real estate agent in the area I am thinking about changing careers to become a real estate agent it is something I have been following for awhile now and was wondering if it would be a good idea to stay my path and be a mechanic or become an agent, if anyone could help me out that would be awesome.

Also, credit to me for giving credit to them).The upshot is that Colorado Springs is considering Manitou Springs-like regulations that prevent STRs from being close together.I'll post the body of the email below so you can see what all it entails. 

If you gave them the money and not the title company then you probably lost it and can try small claims.if its at the title company and its truly EM  then it takes your signature to release it.. so just don't sign. and work it out most of the time you guys will split it.. 

@Dana Boyes this past year I had to completely re-lease a 19 unit building locally here in Berwyn.

@Joe VilleneuveSo in my situation..I sign a lease with the first tenant-buyer in February, evict in June, re-lease to the second tenant-buyer in September.

The customer (tenants) is TELLING YOU what incentive you will be required to give them: early release.  

To quote the first paragraph:   Sebastian Obando, Staff Writer The commercial real estate market remains strong, despite talk of an approaching recession, according to an Emerging Trends in Real Estate 2020 report produced by the Urban Land Institute (ULI) and consulting firm PwC and released at this week’s ULI fall meeting.