I just want to secure my future with more than a standard 9-5 pay check to paycheck kind of job and have multiple incomes instead of 1, like them..

You should have also gotten the tenant's security deposit. 

I'm having a meeting where I make it perfectly clear that the lease term will be enforced, the notices have been filed and they are welcome to move out before the official eviction is recorded legallyTo each his own.... the goal is the same and there is more than one way to achieve your goal.

Because I have spotty job history (Mainly internships since leaving the military), securing a loan to own a property is out of the question.

personally I would pay off my home first. that would still leave you plenty to invest. it would provide more security because your home is free and clear. 

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

Over the past 3 weeks.I have someone willing to finance my 1st deal with 100k but I haven't secured the funds.

If one or more investors just pays money and expects to get a profit based on others' efforts, you have created a security and SEC laws apply.

@Mel Hayes need to sign a promissory note $45000 secured by the property and record it.

., where it was previously headquartered.High-pressure sales tactics were used to secure money for what were promised to be “low risk” and “conservative” investments, but in reality the funds were funneled to real estate owned by Shapiro, according to the U.S. attorney’s office.Woodbridge eventually became financially insolvent, the scheme began to unravel, and Shapiro in 2017 considering filing for bankruptcy, prosecutors said.Still, he, Roseman and Acevedo continued to sell the fraudulent investments without telling investors Woodbridge was on the verge of collapse, according to the indictment.