Since you would be withdrawing practically all the equity from your co-op, why don't you just sell it?  

If you don't advertise it publicly but offer in private, you don't promise anything.If you do offer the premises for rent publicly, it has to be compliant with Fair Housing law.It's a slow time in rental business and if you never find who are you looking for, are you willing to take on financial losses because of that?

Im interested in getting into real estate but there several obstacles that are slowing me down im thinking about doing some whole selling to build up enough for a downpayment for my first house i want it to be great to rent out rooms, but my problem is not knowing where to go from here i found a house i want to flip, but where do i find a buyer or investor... does anyone know of a way to help?

Hi @Guido BertoliA big part of buying these types of properties is the slow compiling of data of what expenses should be in your target area.

So, that way I can slow roll out the raise in rents.I don't have the actual numbers off-hand, but our total Debt Service (PITI) is about $414 a month. 

In Bridgeport CT we are headed into the slow season fall and winter.  

After seeking advice here on BP one of the PRO members told me I needed to slow down and educate myself.

@Nick Kendall take it slow.

As a recent beginner myself, I'd recommend starting with single family and slowing working up from there

The only thing i could ever figure is that water got trapped between slab and the plastic that goes down at construction and just slowely mitigates out, which might mean no water sensitive flooring for quite some time.