@Justin Klepfer I have nothing of merit to add besides +1 for the phrase "get playful in the dark" You are making the right call by following the eviction script, despite how tempting going kinetic at 0300 may seem. 

She probably doesn't have anything to collect, you're time probably would be better spent getting rented then trying to collect from her.Have her give you the solution/answer but phrase the question so you know the outcome.

When I hear the phrase "Streams of income" I think of more passive avenues and less time trading ones. 

@James Masotti I'll start taking that approach because that actually more accurately aligns to my objectives and abilities.Yeah sure, simple concepts, but the mentality shift is what leads me to be able to phrase what I actually do vs what I've been inaccurately saying what I do (if that wordy sentence makes sense)

But the basic rule in Pennsylvania is that if your contract includes the phrase "intending to be legally bound," the parties to the contract cannot void the contract based on lack of consideration. 

Also if i should phrase future posts differently, feel free to let me know.

there is a HUGE range in that phrase. 

My premise was to step back from the word "speculative" and the phrase "hoping for market appreciation" because that's not the intent or motive.  

@Kyle Mitchell You could google your location along with the phrases 'we buy houses', 'sell your house fast', 'cash buyers', or similar phrases and you will see wholesaler pages come up. 

Phrasing it as an US (millionaire landlords) vs.