@Geremy Jones I don't think there is a specific spot to look up terms, but I think you can usually find some help by entering it in the search bar and seeing what comes up. 

Enter some keywords to help find what you are seeking.

I have been analyzing and looking for deals and I entered the dark scary world of Auctions.com and started bidding.

My brother got me interested in the topic of investing and now I am trying to learn so I can enter the game at some point.

I think you should get your own agent, unless the local law says that you have already somehow entered into an obligation to the agent that showed the property.

Either buy enough filters for your tenant to replace throughout their lease term if you don't want to do it yourself, or give them 24 hours of notice before you enter and let them know why you are entering.

She entered 8 months of transactions for me and told me that for mortgage payments, she created a category of "Unallocated mortgage payments."  

He signs it but instead of $100 down he lines it through and enters $2000 down, and he lines through my title company and puts in his. 

@Kevin DarrellAnother option is to enter into a tenancy-in-common transaction.

If you offered him to move out early, it should have been in writing and signed by both of you and it stated by X date the tenant relinquishes all rights to enter the property and giving it back to the landlord.To be safe, perhaps you start the eviction process today.