I expressed my discontent with how they are managing the property and I was informed that my contract required me to pay for 1 year of PM fees to terminate (I should have read my contract more closely when I signed it at the beginning of March 2020)....

Transparency reduces conflict and discontent while fostering trust. 

I'm not a handyman nor do I have any interest in that but I love the deal and analysis that comes with the world of investing and flipping.I live at home with mom and she is discontent with my career choice as I only work about 25 hours a week and not a traditional 9-5 schedule.

Discontent in the household will negatively impact all.

My concern is whether it is common for banks to have clauses in a HELOC product that will allow them to stop the draw period at any time due to discontent in dropping housing values. 

I know that she is your mom, but this will probably create a lot of hate and discontent between you.

So as the eagle grew and developed, its discontent became more and more evident.

It the discont is bigger than the price to fix, then I am interested. 

The benefit to being on your side of the table is you can explore multiple markets...it's really about networking and finding a local firm/agent that works with investors (and invests themselves- critical)...to be honest, your agent should provide every connection you need to get your deals done...from start to finish...the agent is the center of your investing universe...no need to seek out other connections, really.And despite a general discontent for wholesalers, top tier investor agents follow the wholesale market and do a portion of their business off-market.

You will feel like the parent in a long car trip with your two children in the back seat.If this TV dude is the nexus for other discontent in the building and is a PITA with you and others, I might send them a "notice to cure" after the neighbor's appeal fell on deaf ears (pardon the pun).I think the "medical condition" thing is a red herring, because I don't think that gives someone the right to violate the peaceable enjoyment of others in their residences.