The issues here are pretty clear: he thinks he deserves to park in your driveway because he's special although you've already explained to him that he's not paying for that in his lease.

Create a package and then start networking.Go to meet ups and message people around you in your area who are also on bigger pockets. 

For example, if a two bedroom one bath will work you can probably find a four plex that will cash flow in a neighborhood that will work.If you need or desire three bedrooms, two bath, a garage and 2,000 sf it is going to be hard to find an investment property to live in and draw rental income from as well without going into areas where you do not want to raise your children.Feel free to message me if you would like to discuss specific areas and opportunities.

FYI, I know a great attorney who specializes in investors if you would like a referral. 

Thank you.Happy to discuss project location and specifics in private messages.

Would love to hear a podcast special that just focused on investor nightmare stories (and how they were ultimately resolved). 

You build your portfolio as fast as you like.Happy to address the other providers in a private message if you like.As always, feel free to contact me anytime.Continued success!

@Rafael Norat Just messaged you too

@Mike Verna, I got the same message.

Link the title company with the lender and make sure everyone's contact information and roles are known to the title company- they will take lead, but you'll need to manage everyone if you want the closing to go smoothly.The buyer will require a property inspection as well as an appraisal...hopefully there are no big unforeseens since you have just renovated the property.Shoot me a message if you get hung up.Good luck!