The house is gorgeous and I rent it out for a nice cashflow

I have a gorgeous 3bd 1 bath that I have been struggling to fill. 

Flipped a house (gorgeous, made timeline, and close to on budget.

They have designers whose entire job is to research and spec out finishes that buyers will want.Beware of sources like HGTV and interior design catalogs; sure, they put together some gorgeous projects, but usually profit is not a factor on those jobs...and once you develop expensive design tastes it gets harder to make design sacrifices to maximize profits...

The answer is yes you can and I have done this as well to buy one of my fourplexes I did a cash out refinance on my acura to get part of the down payment capital.These funds are considered secured debt (backed by the pink slip on your car) so you can use them in a lending transaction.The key distinction with secured debt versus other debt or unsecured loans (backed by nothing but verbal/signature/ you/ etc) you can use them as permissible funds for down payment or closing costs while the later you cannot unless you season them in your account for 1-2 months minimum so it becomes a timing and planning issue (unsecured loan/debt).Also the other thing to consider is how this car loan will affect your debt to income or DTI.

They're gorgeous, affordable, easy to assemble and will appreciate in value.

Don't put any creative flair into it, no pink walls etc.

I had a completely redone 1st floor gorgeous 3 bd 2 bath that I had to rent for 1200 because it was in the middle of the wintering and that was a struggle.

If your color is nuts, like black or red or hot pink, that's a different story.

The area is gorgeous but rural.