Hey Erina,I was in your shoes a couple years ago, except you have much more in liquid assets than I did at the time.

so yeah, regardless of how nice/good you are to people, people are people and will turn on you in a heartbeat.If I were in your shoes, I'd  either have the PM hire an attorney, or hire an attorney ASAP.    

I am following in your shoes.

My comment is that gravel may be a cheaper option, but gravel tracks and it will get on shoes etc and will track into the house and get all over the floors.....   

It's in the auto repair business, where I had no experience, but the owner I'm buying it from had no prior background in it either, he was Russian immigrant who started here as a taxi driver, saved up enough to open up 3 shoe stores, but sold it all when his wife was seriously injured in a robbery.One word of advice.

If I were in your shoes, I would try to house hack with a duplex or a larger home that had at lease three bedrooms to rent those out to roommates or AirBNB. 

I stood in your shoes and I found the way forward, largely with the help of some of the people here. 

Looking to make a dive into Real estate Investing ASAP, I am young but my credit is in the green I have 10k+ saved up I would like to know what would the next step be for some of you guys being in my shoes

Don't even hint that you favor / disfavor one of these or you risk big, expensive lawsuits.racecolorreligionnational originsexdisabilityfamilial statusSo bottom line, if it were me in your shoes, I'd 1) encourage him to find a new roommate/fiancé/whatever ASAP and 2) contact ex-fiancé and remind him/her to pay up or get sued.UPDATE: btw, a lease is a contract, so all parties must agree in writing to any changes. 

If I were in your shoes, I would get a job, even if you are not crazy about it.