Whatever course you choose, be patient. 

If the vehicles are not removed in seven days [DATE], I will report them as abandoned, have them tagged, and tow them away at your expense.Sincerely, Your patient Landlord 

Last note, be patient and take into consideration that real estate is a time sensitive investment.

I'm not trying to get bogged down on every detail, but perhaps someone with some experience can help clarify the following requirement for the Principal Loan Originator:https://mortgage.nationwidelicensingsystem.org/slr/PublishedStateDocuments/FL-Mtg-Broker-New-App-Checklist.pdf"The Principal LoanOriginator must also demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Office of Financial Regulation that he or she has been actively engaged in a mortgage broker related business for at least one year before being designated as a Principal Loan Originator.

They only talk to the patient one time, give a diagnosis, write a letter, and make $300.  

Fortunately we increased the rent and the condo cashflows well but it’s hard to justify removing a tenant that pays a fair rent just to make a quick buck so we’re patiently waiting….

During this process, a prior lender filed a rescission of Mortgage Satisfaction.

Hey Kweli,My best piece of advice is for you to follow a path in real estate that suits your talents/qualities:Wholesaling - Sales & MarketingAgent - Incredible people skills / networkingFix and flipper - Great eye for design, construction, budgeting Buy and Hold - Patient, budgeting, you currently enjoy what you do for a livingETC.Overtime many then venture into different categories (I know I have)  but I would suggest you start with the one that suits you most.

Thank you and I am trying to be patient.

Be patient for the right deal.