I am interested in achieving financial freedom though multifamily real estate investing and helping others do the same.

And what happens if there's an issue violating the lease (not financially related) in the future?

I can definitely see why you guys are struggling financially even though you make over 6 figures. 

This is why I have chosen to be an REI, to become financially free, so I can make better use of the time I have to spend with family and friends, a better future for my children, and a better environment for people who do don't have.  

Possibility to get rid of particular RE ''bringing me''' one-time financial income (earnings) as soon as possible. 3.

Makes sense to me if you don't want the property to attempt to settle all debt and stop the financial bleeding. 

Thought I would just answer Question 2 in orderThings that you might want to share include: your real name: Cheverson Juntura, your background in real estate: None, where you're from: Topsham, Maine, what you do: I want to Buy my 1st investment property to start my financial freedom, what your goals are in real estate: own about 30 to 40 units, and how you came to join BiggerPockets: I have been an avid listener to BiggerPockets since 2013 I have been in information paralysis now I just want to jump in and not wait any longer. 

I am content to work a  day job as long I need to while building this us, but I would like to be able to make career decisions independent of financial needs by my 40th birthday.

The mining and logging industry ranked first in job creation followed by construction; transportation, warehousing, and utilities; professional and business services; leisure and hospitality; and financial activities.All Texas metros except Brownsville-Harlingen, Victoria, Beaumont-Port Arthur, and Corpus Christi had more jobs.

They are still the same person, but financially the situation is completely different.