I'm not necessarily seeking legal advice, but rather looking to start a discussion surrounding this legal grey area found in contracts without a financing contingency.Helpful advice for anyone in a similar scenario:Never use sellers attorney as escrow agent.If your "out clause" states that you have the right to back out "for any reason or no reason", do NOT state a reason - there is simply no need and you'll likely find yourself in a similar scenario of he said - she said.Looking forward to chatting!

Do online payment and stop telling them where you live if you don't like them dropping off mail.

Yes, just go into smaller, local banks in person and have a quick chat with them.

Looking at properties online (MLS, Auction Sites, etc), physically looking at properties in consideration, putting in offers, going to closings, meeting contractors, checking progress on projects, going to RE meets, going to RE seminars, driving time to these events and locations?

Let me know if you need to chat.

This means reaching out to people online, going to local meetups, and getting to make friends with as many people as possible.

So we came across the online tool to farm for properties.

At first, I was looking on the counties online public record but unfortunately I will have to search for individual addresses and after doing some more research I came across that is possible to get a listing through the MRIS.

I have seen online banks that yield 1.5% APY.

When I don't know something I just look it up from reputable sources online and also quite a few of my college roommates work in finance and can get answers on things like Libor nuances for example.