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Is it plausible in your market to find an investment or primary home were grants, FHA loans, can be leveraged to make the $5,000 stretch out, I do not have that answer, but some research surely can answer it for you Myself being new on the adventure of real estate, my advocacy is learning the market I want to continue to invest in, analyzing deals, and becoming an expert.

@Joe Splitrock is correct, for the historical averages, although we are not in a normalized market by any stretch right now. 

One thing to note here: I wouldn't stretch it too much on the amount you're pulling out.

I think to many people stretch themselves too far and they are never in control, from start to finish.

You're at real risk of burning out if you focus solely on flipping.Buy and hold allows you to collect some income over the long stretch. 

And I am tied up with this personal residence and can’t stretch as far as to get a traditional 25% down conventional investment mortgage.

I stretched every dollar I had with my friend to make it work cause the idea of paying someone's mortgage for them killed us. 11 Months later, we just closed on our 2nd place and are renting out our first property cash flow positive. 

Having known the other person for a while, I don't think he's going to be reliable in putting in the work down the stretch.