Further, without developing a track record of success, you won't be able to borrow or get any investors to invest their hard earned money with a novice.Further, I detect an underlying attitude of arrogance and entitlement in the language you use in your posts.  

I am not sure about the seller's attitude now.

Incomplete or inconsistent information on the rental application, such as missing contact information or discrepancies in employment history or references.Unwillingness to provide personal information or allow for background and credit checks, which may suggest they have something to hide.A negative attitude or lack of respect towards the property, landlord or neighbors during the viewing or rental application process.Too many occupants for the size of the property or a large number of pets, which could cause damage to the property and disrupt neighbors.

Jay, great attitude and I apologize for having brought it up again, but you definitely took the high road.

Hope it never happens that something bad happens because of your "no worry" attitude,  because if it does,  you're going to be in a world of regret.  

I commend you for wanting to get started and you should keep that overall attitude, but if you don't have the capital to make it happen, wait and there will be more deals in the future. 

ALSO, and in my experience the VAST majority of time, a person just getting those court summons completely changes there outlook and attitude.

I'm surprised to see a moderator with such a pesimistic attitude on a forum meant to inspire and motivate...

This is a loose timeline that was agreed to in writing (which could "lengthen dependent on market conditions and company operations"), and I feel will likely take more time to happen (2 years) based on the attitudes of those involved and the way previous projects have moved in the past. 

My current attitude is to not compromise my values.