I decided to keep him. but..because of he's loud music and he's bad behiver, I already lost a good payer tenant.

But for now, baby steps, I just want to get into one property and start now so that there is some light at the end of the tunnel in terms of early retirement and the ability to be free to do the things I have passion for, like music recording and composition, spending time with family, etc.....

BUTThat’s all music to my ears because if there is only 5 investors after a property I want it’s better then 500 investors after the property I want.

I'm coming from The Music Industry.... and it's the Opposite. 

I had a similar situation with a neighbor playing loud music till 2am every night until I had the cops pay him a visit.All the others inputs are solid ideas.

It's easy to make money until the music stops.

I'm having difficulty creating the hyper link, but Alyssa Strom (realtor) and Tim Swierczek (lender) have been instrumental in helping me get going.

A HELOC is a great short-term instrument.  

This has been instrumental in being able to do BRRRR deals.Also, you will find your team members over time. 

You can't get a truly helpful answer here without sharing the exact and complete language in all the instruments, information concerning the parties involved in the original transaction, and details on what has transpired since.I actually can't tell from the question what the goal is.