At the very least, get on the horn and see what they actually mean.I know that you are already committed to the house so it behooves you to check, At least you won't have problems with the mortgage which is a big win IMHO.Do you mind telling us where it is?

@Daniel LynchI say it depends on how committed you are to her. 

How much time commitment will each take?

No sh*t sherlock!

At that time you will either have to disclose all your assets and any entities you have any control over, or be willing to commit perjury.

If you're purchasing a title policy the title company will probably issue a title commitment setting out who they believe is necessary to covey insurable title. 

Spend a couple years immersed in RE before making any big decisions with your money or your commitments (luckily, since you're young, time is on your side to learn all this stuff).Once you've spent some significant time learning (both via RE media, and via actual field experience like an apprenticeship), then you'll be in a much better position to decide what to do with your time and money.If your goal is to actually own profitable real estate, then house hacking a single fam or small multi fam property is a great way to get started.

I know that when I am held accountable for something that I commit to, I am definitely going to work harder to accomplish that goal.I am proposing a weekly call/video conference on any week day after 7:00 pm, or on Saturday/Sunday at an agreed upon time.  

This truly shows the power of taking action and being committed!

Thanks, Dakarai T.