You get to have a little more breathing room knowing that it's a non-recourse loan, but the lender gets some breathing room knowing they have a locked-in yield for an explicit term.

Tom Wheelwright does a good job explaining this in his book Tax-Free WealthRelax, take deep breath, and start taking the first steps to financial freedom.

I’m posting on here, because I want to succeed as badly as I want to breathe, and am looking for anyone who may be offering a helping hand for me to come work for you and provide 100% of my value to you.

And, my general contractor quit earlier this week because he has other jobs that keep getting bigger (and he probably got tired of waiting on me), so I am starting from scratch ...Take a deep breath, I can do this!!!

I won't hold my breath. 

I'd really have to agree with Lauren Messenger here: take a deep breath and relax.

If, however, we take care to do our homework while taking a lot of deep, calming breathes and make rational decisions, the income will take care of itself and that will lead to realizing our vision.This a really long reply.

That should buy you some breathing room and try to determine the "next move" for after these tenants' lease is up.

Older stucco homes are usually breath enough to where there are no issue with moisture collecting and causing issues like in new stucco construction.  

The moisture retention is the issue, it doesn't breathe so it retains moisture which can lead to mold and wood damage around openings.