Insert a line that Landlord agrees to add a roomate when the 6mo term is fulfilled.

I spent a lot of years feeling hollow working in the corporate world and now am striving for fulfillment. 

Which is always fulfilling to me.

As someone who "retired" at 57 and whose most fulfilling activities now involve doing real estate projects, I would encourage you to focus on that goal.

Many FIRE thought leaders retire from their W2, but spend much of their time running their FIRE blog or business, so they're not quite retired in a colloquial "permanent vacation" sense.I talk with a lot of successful investors who could easily retire tomorrow and live their lives on passive income, but they don't do it because they get a sense of fulfillment from their work.

I'm new to REI and have bought 3 properties (BRRRR) using broker financing, which has required proof of income for the purchase and refi, and I've been able to fulfill this requirement with my full-time job.

The daughter has flown out from New York to try to fulfill her duties as executor.

Some are honest.I believe that some of the people make promises and believe they will fulfill them when they, unknown to me, have no practical ability to do so. 

My understanding is that the seller could also sue you for "specific performance", meaning that if the seller's lawsuit is successful, the court will order you to fulfill the terms of the contract by going through with the purchase. https://www.hg.org/legal-artic...You or your attorney might push for mediation or arbitration.

My wife is currently in RE school (fulfilling a long term desire) and we have some money to invest.