Hello AllI have been hiding in the shadows for some time now, faithfully watching webinars every Wednesday night, downloading podcasts to listen in car, and reading reading reading from forums to Kyosaki to John Schaub to BP Beginners Guide to REI and whatever else I can get my hands on.Huge believer in the power of passive income and the teachings of Tim Ferris.

Not fun for the person who's still living there and who has paid rent faithfully. 

Then join a local REI group and begin using this formula to overcome your fear of the unknown....Definite Goal/Plans + Faith + Emotion + Action  = All Human AccomplishmentFaith = Knowing you can accomplish your goal / Self ConfidenceEmotion = Feeling you can accomplish your goal / objectiveIf you feel that you are deficient in any element, focus on working on that until you feel you're ready to take action.I wish you the best.

I live in the SF bay area so the prices as you know are higher than other parts of the country but I have faith that I will find a deal in this mailing.

And I could not do it without the faith and commitment of my banks and financial partners. 

I think the true issue is that I've lost faith in my real estate agent.

Here is the text that maters in your situation DEFINITIONS OF WORKING RELATIONSHIPSFor purposes of this document, seller also means “landlord” (which includes sublandlord) and buyer also means “tenant” (which includes subtenant).Seller’s Agent: A seller’s agent (or listing agent) works solely on behalf of the seller to promote the interests of the seller with the utmost good faith, loyalty and fidelity.

Anything is possible if you have faith, a definite plan, are motivated, work hard, and never give up.  

Topic No. 204: Evictions Based on Owner or Relative Move-InAn owner who seeks to recover possession of a unit for an owner or relative to move in, must do so in good faith, without ulterior motive and with honest intent.

Probably need to get an attorney involved and keep paying the rent on time to show good faith.