If you have language in your lease regarding this, or something has been established in the landlord tenant code, you should be fine, if not, lesson learned 

BTW, sorry if what Im writting doesnt make sense cause English is my second language... 

This is alien language to me.

Be sure to use the OK language for when rent is late, late fees and other rules that are often dictated by state law.  

Well, I am having a hard time communicating with a particular Fiverr vendor because of the language barrier.  

I think the 1-2 hours of daily language learning has taken up too much of my time.

@Tom Gimer - a comment I want to add is I only buy notes which have title insurance and the sales contract from the seller also includes language that the note is a first position redeemable and valid note.

However, I'm a techie by nature, so most of my time is spent learning how to program in various computer languages as well as develop websites and apps for individuals and small businesses looking to brand themselves online.WHY REAL ESTATE? 

I’ve lived in Korea twice for a total of almost six years, taught English as a Second Language, served in the Marines as a Supply Administration Clerk, and had a whole mess of odd/dirty jobs in the States and Canada.

Im very new to loan and bank language, so forgive me.