Hi @Alex Rojesky,I know a few Keller Williams agents and they seem to be happy with their choice.

Our past choices gave us our current opportunities and options moving forward and that will be so a decade from now as well, so even though you may not have income to save right at this moment, the choices you make now will set you up for future opportunities.   

Yakima is a good choice, you will likely be looking for a PM.

@Fred Cannon our choice is to use mortgages to build our investment portfolio.

To-Do List- [x] Game plan and strategizing- [x] Walk showroom of our wholesale supplier to see what all is offered- [ ] Look at other building supply places- [ ] Come up with name- [ ] Apply for EIN- [ ] LLC- [ ] Talk to CPA- [ ] Get bank account- [ ] Research properties- [ ] Find capital partners to get started- [x] Research real estate classes- [x] Come up with a list of things Isayah knows how to doIsayah’s Skills-Tree trimming-Countertop fabrication and installation-Cabinet installation-Construction (framing, joists, subfloors, etc.)

If that's what you want, you have little choice but to put it in your name and finance it in your name. 

You can then invest with them but it's your choice there's no hard selling.

We unfortunately live in a society where litigation is viewed as a source of windfall profits.So, the choice to go forward and do-it-yourself without advanced education is a personal choice.

I didn't have a choice of modifying the contract.It is reasonably priced but not such a deal that I would tie up my funds.

That deal is off the table Monday morning and you'll be evicted and out with no cash...your choice"Regardless, don't take your foot off the gas of the eviction process until they are out one way or the other.