I consulted with an attorney that confirmed that and we were going to send him a demand letter, but he ended up just releasing the funds before hand.another point is to work with a better realtor + title company. they were not on the deal in terms of dates and no one (including me) paid attention to the important dates, kind of a beginner mistakes but i had some issues in my personal life that took my attention from that and i did expect the 'professionals' on the deal to be more on top of these dates , but i take responsibility for that as well. i just wont use either of them in the future.Hope that'll help anyone else as well thats why i shared this info, and again thanks everybody for the support, both the mental and technical one.Appreciate yall and happy holidays.

It is a mental problem that she doens't want to hear the true that there is not problem with the house?

After a few years we realized he had some mental illness so we tried to give him a break but that was totally the wrong thing to do.

It’s still not clear what kind of coverage would be there if tenant sue me for anything related with rental like - false advertising, mental trauma, moving cost, wrong ful eviction  etc.I want to protect against these kind of lawsuits and not getting clear information like what’s covered vs what’s not.

See what kind of person they are, do they have a teaching mentality, do they have real estate investments themselves? 

Visualizing Reprograms the Nervous System to Attain GoalsUsing mental imagery helps to program the nervous system, and impacts attention, memory, motivation, confidence, and self-mastery – all extremely important factors in achieving what you want in life.

Signing contracts with people who you know have diminished mental capacity can be invalidated.

You're not going to be able to use the lease to enforce all kinds of arbitrary, petty, often vindictive rules, as we often see here by new or mentally deficient landlords writing here on Bigger Pockets.So for us, the best alternative is to introduce ourselves as the landlords, have a straightforward lease, screen carefully, and avoid signing leases for more than six months or a year.

@Nathan BarshingerI haven’t hired a coach, but I’ve heard great things coming from hiring one.I was just very lucky/blessed/(insert your serendipitous word here) to have connected with a really legit investor/broker from the start who has been a mentor to me.It’s amazing how many people love to help you in this business if you enter a room with the “serve your way to success” mentality.

I’ve lived my house flipping business like that so I probably just have to adopt the same mentality for this commercial stuff.