My rental income is enough to support me financially without having to work another job and although I have found a lot of fulfillment in volunteering and doing things that support others in need, I have this growing desire to get back into the thick of things, and the rush of making some dough.

I am currently an Industrial Engineer designing next generation fulfillment centers for Walmart.com at the moment.

Hope that makes sense -- watching the local community we have too many ME first business people - they'll be successful for a while but I just dont see how they can get any sort of fulfillment out of life with their low quality product and mentality of only seemingly wanting to enrich themselves to live a ridiculous lifestyle.But back to my point - do any of you have any creative ideas on how to properly reward good people or make them a part of your business if they would be key to it's success?  

If you give your word, fulfill it.

Advise them that you are the landlord and want to make sure you fulfill your duties under the law without violating any other laws.Have them prepare any statements / disclosures necessary, and boilerplate responses to e-mail questions.

If there's no equity and the sale will fulfill his obligation (i.e. he won't be sued by the bank to make up the difference, the house is their only recourse), it's probably better to let it go.

Giving back and helping others achieve their dreams and goals is much more fulfilling and rewarding than not sharing :)Cheers!

My plan is, once I find a property that I like, I can move there and stick around that area/city by simply extending my contract, and fulfilling my FHA one year obligation that way.

Good afternoon @Michael DunnFrom what I understand of VA loans you are able to only have one VA loan at a time, and in order to use it for another property the first property's VA loan must be fulfilled (paid off) completely.  

Once you move in, you need to fulfill the requirement of having that property be your primary residence for 1 year before moving out.