I've been in dangerous situations, I've had more deals fall through they I care to admit, I've had a listing realtor go  behind my back and buy her own listing after her client and I had agreed on a price, I've had multiple wholesalers go behind my back and try to steal my deals.All this said, I still completed 17 deal in 2014 (my first full year in RE), and planning on 40-50 deals in 2015.I am always looking into the future, picturing what my life will look like in 1 year, 5 years, 10 years, and NONE of those visions will come to fruition if I quit.Take action and keep at it, quitting won't get you anywhere.Good luck to everyone in 2015.

What is your next action going to be?  

I think my course of action will be as follows....IF they submit an app and there are no other areas of concern where I would normally reject them, such as insufficient income, prior evictions, drug/violent criminal charges and so on I will contact my attorney for proper guidance.

You can find property at good prices 'on the island', but they tend to be too far from the action.

@Jeff Howard Of course you want to make educated decisions, but don't let caution get in the way of action.  

Don't just educate yourself, get out there and take action in the meantime.  

You may want to look at getting them out of there before any crazy action against them, I can see them doing a bit of damage if they knew you were going to take them to court.

, and it looks like I'm starting off 2015 by finally putting into action all the REI I've been eating, sleeping & breathing for the past two & a half years.

Reasons for this were conflicts on what was really covered, additional costs or items not covered (replacing a furnace but supposedly additional $1,000 in work not covered), slow response and slower action, and a disagreement on what the right corrective action should be (an AC unit 25 years old where the warranty contractor was trying to clean and say was fine no other problems).  

I'm sure that @Jerry Puckett and @Shane Foster can attest to the fact that more important than where you buy your list is that you take action.