All talk not enough  action.  

Usually, when it's just a dispute over a deposit, and not an action for specific performance, it doesn't hinder the resale of the property.

@Eduardo C.I have had some experience putting together business plans in the past for a couple of my own small businesses (these were 30+ page business plans critiqued by CPAs and local business mentors), and here are some pointers:Make sure to use phrasing that portrays confidence and action.

Think professionally (are you licensed in a particular trade or business....as well as your property rights....possible seizure of your property?  

As others have mentioned, local meetups are great to keep on your schedule as well.The biggest lesson I have learned so far in this business is its all about consistent action.

I'm currently considering taking action on recruiting as many private money partners as humanely possible for my RE deals and have thought up taking this route: executing Calling up a couple local financial advisors and private wealth advisors(since these are middle man connections to money) and pitching them my private lending opportunities in which I want advisors to present it to their clients and whichever client wants to do deals with me, I'll have them available for funding my deals and I'll pay a "referral fee" to the advisor for his/her help.

This is a publication subsidized by Rishel Consulting Group.If he buys a community, immediately join the state trade association in the state the community is in because that association will not only protect his investment, but also be a valuable resource for information and opportunities to network with other community owners.I suggested he do all of this before he starts looking for a community.

Basically I'm at the point where I have to engage in action instead of constantly preparing for battle if that makes sense. 

If you were to bring an eviction action, even w/ a legit reason, and you haven't registered, the judge will throw it out if the non-registration is brought to his attn., forcing you to register and bring the action a 2nd time.

The down side is you are living in a renovation for an extended period of time and if you are doing a lot of the work yourself to maximize profit, the trade off is your personal life.