But the reality is that apparently it could happen to anyone, so once again the due diligence process and having an attorney is essential (not just something everyone feels as if they have to say). 

Looking back at the last market crash there were several factors that contributed to it but the big ones included people were not being qualified for loans based on the reality of what they could realistically afford to pay back.

Just another "tax" aimed to get money from the "rich real estate investor" when in reality it will simply hurt the renters. 

I've got a decent plan in place to make that goal a reality, but know I'm very fresh to the world of REI, so I am leaving myself open to all avenues and opportunities of investing.I am focusing on SFR and multi-family properties, and although the first two needed minimal work, I am looking more into Fix and Flip and BRRRRs for my next deals.

You can’t fault the guy for tryin’The reality is the market will “ correct” him due the law of supply and demand .

BIGGERPOCKET RULES PROHIBIT me sharing any ph or email website in reality .. any way to contact you directly to allow you to be a FREE STUDENT. 

Obviously, they are now trespassing on the property we own and contract is dead, but the reality is the guy is still in our property.Does anyone have experience with what comes next?

Of course, the potential for appreciation is 4% easily a year or even 10% in these areas but again the numbers show a market that is not rooted in reality.

It doesn't really hurt you and it stops the sale until your "partner" comes to grips with reality.

In reality, I’ll be able to rent out one of the two units, and I will live in the other unit with a few friends, so I’ll actually be living for free & positively cash flowing, with a good cushion for potential issues/disasters, but I know that’s not how it’ll appear on paper unfortunately.