If so, I would get that property as efficient and tightened up as possible and then move onto the next one.  

Also, Fannie has really tightened up on what they accept for offers.

It sounds like you are quite leveraged and that is causing you financial strain, which is a structural problem in your finances. 

With the flip market tightening up (for me at least) I want to spend some more time developing these opportunities.

The slope has laid off a bunch of people while the state has tightened its financial belt a whole bunch.

(had to tighten a hand rail, replace the two pumps on the furnaces, put batteries in the fire detectors (I forced them to rewire the fan and lights in the bathroom).Its a pain dealing with an unmotivated seller, and a real estate agent that relies on email to get anything done (especially with the city (when repairs were done, told me that main inspector was sick, and underling was doing inspections and that he was emailing back and forth about getting the rein spection, It took one trip to the city hall in person for me to get the place inspected the next day)).None of this would of happened if I hadn't had the code to the lock box.

As regulations tightened and banks became more stringent, they started cracking down on this abuse.Gino

They will be forced to tighten their belt in the next year or two.

This puppy is coming down.Keep an eye on China, when that domino goes, the rest will follow.The Fed is going to raise rates one or two more times this year before they as Ray Dalio put it "tightened themselves into weakness". 

@Ed Adelino Welcome.You could tighten up your timeline for the 1 positive cashflow and two flips?