Is this something I should put some of my seed capital toward on my current flip?

Did selling houses act as your method of raising seed capital?

If you plan on purchasing more houses in the future, strategically set aside seed money for your next purchase, build your cash reserves, pay-off (or down) this house so that it cash-flows and leverage that money (after saving 50% in a contingency fund for vacancies, ect.) into buying another house.An alternate path to consider:http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2012/12/12/make-a-million-dollars/Let us know what you decide, and keep us posted!

We are going to sell one of our duplexes that is really ready to sell with about $20,000 equity for the buyer and will still leave us with some seed money.

We didn't accept, but the seed was planted...

SF from long-time landlords I know, off-market.I would start by casually planting the seed. 

Most that do sacrifice to save before coming on asking if triple risk leverage to get started to get started say they have already tried saving every way possible first.If someone asks if they should get into a high risk high cost program to fund their high risk high cost credit cards as seed money so they can get a high risk hard money loan, I am going to give my wisdom and guidance and exaggerate a point.

fast making seed money How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

Hello BiggerPockets,I am in the process of a new residential development in the Greater Houston Area and looking for parties or individuals interested in potential Private Money Lending, JV or seed funding scenario to get this project off the ground.Please send a DM for further details.

I'm open to other areas too, but just noticed looking around that Edmond was a place that seed like I could get a good deal on a nice house under $200k that I won't have to fix up or worry about as much as a 100 yr old house in the urban core.