Many of our investors we work with usually start off with house hacking which is the strategy where you buy a home as a primary and rent out the rooms or units to help pay the mortgage and the goal is to add value and while living there and move out and either cash flow or break even in order to go acquire the next one.

I would agree and recommend to FHA into a duplex, rent out one side to substantially lower living costs, generate equity, and build cash flow.I’d recommend listening to Biggerpockets podcasts, there’s also a great selection of books available that help break down each aspect of Real Estate investing.Then honestly, just look and study the area that you are interested in starting out in to get a feel for everything and think about each property you see. 

I think this is a joke... and replying including every city and scrolling forever is pretty funny.

If he's not breaking the terms of the lease, then you are stuck with him. 

Zillow gave me a rental estimate which is based on 2-beds and rentometer did not include data for 1-beds since it was searching within 1-mile radius.Is it a good thing or a bad thing if there are no 1-bed 1-bath in the vicinity?

In fact, I regularly rent properties furnished, with utilities included.

You can go up to 75% cash out and use a DSCR which will off several terms including I/O Interest only which helps keep the payment low while you take out the cash and pay it down or off.

Additionally, this structure eliminates the need for active management, as the real estate assets within the DST are managed by the sponsoring entity.As an investor your level of activity would include collecting monthly distributions, receive quarterly reports on investment, file taxes annually and exchange DST year 7-10 years (sometimes shorter depending on the market).

It features many episodes on real estate investing strategies, including the BRRRR method.

It is my opinion it is in your best interest to call the loan due because it’s in your best financial interest to do so not based on morals or somebody breaking a contract.