@David Krulac - the lease I use has been approved by the Attorney General office as plain language.

Hi -Has anyone ever put language to the effect of "if tenant threatens legal action against landlord or causes landlord to have to seek an attorney's advice, this agreement can be terminated as LL's discretion." 

- Language suggestions? 

A good realtor should be able to help you include this language in the purchase contract and also create a lease agreement with a prospective tenant that is contingent upon the sale going through. 

If so, (I am NOT a lawyer) isn't there language about "successors and assigns" in the mortgage?

What is the language in the lease or on an addendum?  

If it were me, I would refer the tenant to my lease language. 

(I have 5-6 hours most days I could dedicate to online school or personal study)My current plan either way is to focus on Python/SQL as my main platforms and learn more languages as I transition over or as needed.This post is getting long so I'm going to end it here; TLDR I have 2 major questions moving forward should I stay at my current job offering moderate stability or move to new job with low stability but significantly higher pay?

I read the assignment contract and I do not see any language on ways to get out should there be a problem with the building.

I recommend you find an EXPERIENCED attorney in your area who has been working with wholesalers for a long time and have them write one up for you that has the language you want.