It was a value add project in which meet my buying criteria and I could be all in under 70% with the rehab budget included.

The reason you put more money down on a house vs. the least amount possible is because you want to create a safety net so when bills start filling your mailbox you don't get inundated with with monthly payments you can't afford to pay.

Realtors in these places say they have been inundated with calls from young people and families who want to relocate from pricier parts of California and Washington state.San Francisco and New York City are among only a handful of cities where the typical rent price is still below pre-pandemic levels, according to Zillow, though there are signs of a rebound there, too.

I was thinking of buying the deal completely, then just bring him in under a separate partnership agreement as an investor.

As you might expect, I was inundated with almost 100 messages with in the first 3 hours of posting. 

@Gary L Wallman When your property has the potential to appreciate 200k - 500k plus in under five years in a hot market, you'll understand.

If I were to focus on my car then I would have it paid off in under 12 months and if I were to focus on my student loans then I would be able to pay it off in about 3-4 years.So my question is Do I pay off most of my debt or do I focus on using my money for a property?

My take and personal experience in NWFL:In the months following Hurricane Michael our area was inundated with out of town contractors....literally swarming.

A: “BP podcast #398.22 - BRRRR Properties in under 10 hours per week with Tarl Yarber”.  

ANY loan can be paid off rapidly if you throw enough money at it, I could buy a house with a credit card at 20% interest and have the house paid for in under a year if I made 100k monthly payments towards that house.