The final thought...it's also common for some of these to no longer be legal and enforceable.

I thought that the ability to work "whenever I wanted", and the commission potential and income, would help me get the basic funding needed for when I was finished with college.

Interesting idea that I had not thought of.

Any thoughts from any seasoned investors would be greatly appreciated.

Hopefully this makes sense- and thanks in advance for your thoughts.

I’m inclined to call the list anyway since I don’t want all those numbers I paid for to go to waste—but wanted to get other peoples thoughts/experience on this!

If I have to serve a 3-day Pay or Quit more than once, I will get rid of them.When you let little violations go, they eventually grow emboldened and hit you with large violations.I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought this. 

So my thought on this is that I wouldn’t (personal preference) engage in a subject to transaction with anyone other than an experienced investor on the other side of the transaction.  

Thoughts anyone, and what kind of fees would I be looking at paying the Q.I.

You should only proceed with appropriate protection in place, which includes a significant down payment of 10% or more, a solid mortgage, and an attorney prepared to help you with the foreclosure process.I don't see any benefit to your buyers, but if they are willing to pay you 10% for 20 years, then go for it!