I’m really interested in commercial RE, rental properties, flipping, investment, and possibly wholesale.

I can agree for the most part, but I do have a prime-time lender who will consider non-recourse for fix and flip and ground up construction. 

I was also hoping to use those funds to “renovate/flip” my next primary.  

Often when new investors are excited to scale, especially with limited funds, they start looking into to getting a third on seller finance or sub to, but the first two properties have repairs coming and all you do is add a third property that needs repairs to your portfolio.This - "investing with limited funds (like distressed property flips)" - is an oxymoron.

Is that the percentage gained on the portion spent on flipping or the percentage of the price you bought the home for + the amount it costs to flip?

Mostly house flipping community, but will be  relevant to others.

J Scott breaks down all the fixed costs on closing a wholesale/flip deal.

I agree with Afra at that price point it's best to start with flips that have $15K - $30K rehab budget to gain some experience and get a good team in place and then work your way up to larger rehabs with higher ARVs!

A lot of people try a flip with a family and then their family is not happy when they are never home.

Quote from @Matthew Holden: I invest through a company that does group loans to borrowers doing SFH rehabs and flips.