The more I'm reading into bigger pockets and following podcasts I'm getting quite educated but I'm also realizing that I need to do some soul searching to understand what my ideal end state goal is.

It sounds a little bit like you might be conflating "Subject To" with a land contract ... which is where you and the seller sign a contract in which you agree to take some forms of title, while the seller keep the deed, liens, and insurance in place until the conditions of the contract are complete.In either case, the two cases you need to be worried about are:1) The bank calls the mortgage note because they realize that you transferred the deed, which is within their right, as per their contract with the previous owner.2) The seller dies, having told not one other person that the two of you are participating in a land contract, and you have to provide the contract and proof of it's authenticity to the probate court/judge/lawyer/whoever to make sure that your contract is enforced. 

After some research, I realized I was already 3 steps into the BRRR strategy and saw the potential for growth.

A new investor appears, let's call him (Newbie) and decides to start on his/her journey to realize his dream of financial freedom. 2.

I told Jeff that I would follow-up with options after looking into it.My plan/questions/guidance needed: At this point, I'm wondering what to do (I realize that I should have just served them a 14-day pay or vacate in December, but I'm still learning). 

Newbie to Landlording.Having read the book by Brandon Turner, I realized that there are few information gathering forms (such as Application, Potential Tenant Questionnaire, Move-out Survey Form, etc) that can possibly be converted to Electronic Survey forms (such as Google Forms, SurveyMonkey, Qualtrics, etc)If anyone is kind enough to share their Electronic Survey forms, I can try figure out how the form can be replicated with another person so that I can customize and reuse. 

I called the landlord after realizing the offence, but he is not accepting his faults!

Eventually I realized that I was either going to have to switch strategies or switch markets.

Before you go spending money on an attorney realize that variances are extremely hard to be approved, cost a lot and take time.

Most of my electives were in real estate I realize that’s all theoretical and I would love to find someone whom I can ask daily questions to.