@Lewis Yuan - hi lewis, im in same position as you last year.

The cure to both - the 4 ions: education, action, progress(ion), not perfection".

Sometimes you can start some legal action before the sale and it’ll be removed.

So many people have been positively impacted by that one.Keep up the good work, the connections and working towards your goals!

If you shop around you should also be able to find a better deal on your quiet title action. 

If something goes wrong with your current house with the tenants you will be in a difficult position financially on top of the preasures of a new growing family.Babies do lot take up a lot of space so I would consider staying in your current home until you have enough equity to sell it.

The residential note field is a field filled with regulatory land mines, attorneys looking for class action lawsuits, and deadbeat borrowers spending 2-4 years living for free while simultaneously destroying the house.  

My full-time position at this point in my career is as a Sr.

For Sale by owner, Sales Agreements.I’m curious to learn what clauses or protections others builds into their sales agreements to ensure (or allow for legal action) if a private seller sells their property to someone else / backs out of your deal once already under contract.Fortunately this has never happened to me and the last 6 properties I bought were from private sellers without a real estate agent or attorney, however It could and likely will happen at some point...

Graduated 2013 in Computer Engineering, also positioning myself to do some REI soon.