Well my advice is not going to be specifically house related, more personal.You wrote; I make 600 a weekMy wife makes about 400 a weekare both almost topped off at are jobsIf you're "topped out" at 26 you need to take action.

And if so, how am I protected so that if they were to default on the contract I would be able to take action?

It takes time and action to grow.

I have been educating myself on real estate investing for a couple of years now, but other then reading books, going to seminars and networking, I have yet to take any real action.

They are obviously giving me paid leave(wcb) but I am wondering if I should take any legal action, or is there nothing I can do.They know they are at fault because my supervisor has been suspended for lack of leadership in safety, basically taking care of his crew.

But, I don't think courage is the opposite of fear, but rather action even in the face of fear.

Follow the rules for how you operate a company and do not co-mingle activities.Expect that as the managing member of an LLC you still could be liable personally for your actions.

You also should be able to match the foreclosure action against the title to see who is taking action, their position and other details.5.

The tenant, ultimately, is responsible for their guests actions/inactions, so advise them accordingly: they need to shape up, or ship out.

So am looking for a REIA group in Columbia to mentor up with to get some hands on experience ... and help me do less thinking and more action.