Although I like the stability and security, I am already starting to feel a bit trapped in my 9-5. 

I signed a note, they secured first lien position, and they sent a wire.I would recommend you go find your next loan and handle paperwork at that point.

This means that wall street REALLY doesn't want to buy mortgage backed securities with loans at X.500% in them, they'd rather have X.625% or X.375% (people buy/refi/etc based on emotion not math, Wall St has data saying that X.500% people refinance really quick, one would assume).

When my contract ends, they might re-sign me or they might let me go.If they let me go, who knows how long it might take me to find another job, certainly one even close to the level of pay that I'm making now.I viewed those properties as a security blanket in the event of being let go at the end of my contract, so I took what I bought, and property upgrades, very seriously.I wondering if I banked enough properties to live on?

@Shane Willis a secure mentor won’t be threatened.

If it was a security deposit, you should be able to get it back given there are no damages to the unit.

Unit is vacant, we inspect to ensure heat is on and home is secured.

When your tenant gives you a security deposit don't take it as income.

Quick Communication is key to securing bookings!

Your land must be secured before viewing this property.I with also attach photos, they are asking $6,000