Your parents already own a home, and you currently live with them, you seem close to them and you know better than anyone else what their financial situation is like.

I did something similar, after a long career in something unrelated to real estate and only after I had some experience like you in acquiring rental properties, some property management experience, I realized that if I devoted more attention to it I could accelerate my growth, get financial freedom and be fine.  

Now the sellers son has decided to stay and squat at the property for another month til the end of september, with the exception all of the escrow security funds coming back to me (buyer), am I entitled to split or give up any of the escrow funds with the sellers son due to him squatting in my new property.

Hey Janet,  I know most wholesalers avoid 'conventional' buyers for two reasons: 1, the closing can take far too long if you have a property under contract for only 30 days, and 2, if the property is distressed, most lenders will not want to secure a loan against a distressed property.  

I would secure the unit from the outside and do as Marcia noted, or offer to remove the unit altogether.

My parents had a god awful marriage and it really made the idea really unappealing to me.And I don't want kids until I am financially independent because as harsh as it may seem, children are just walking liabilities.

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When I got my property I had some support from my parents in financing, and we got some really good professional help, but with our current financial issues, that level of professional help is well beyond reach.

Just for security, and privacy, I never do.

I got out of active duty military and proceeded to my dreams of working real estate and eventually investing into real estate when the time comes financially.