I’m in the process of buying my first turn key property as opposed to the value add ones I usually buy.

I'm looking to buy a house hack and am currently in the process of running numbers. 

Only you can decide what is right for you but it does sound like you should at least consider selling the worst performer.In the process of doing that currently. 

Also - don't rush the process.

I have been trying to process two different scenarios.

In my opinion, it would make no sense for someone who is already successfully investing and has a solid process in place.  

While MLS remains the primary platform for on-market deals, the majority of deals I encounter originate from off-market sources, often through wholesale channels.When you say wholesale, someone(wholesaler) finds a homeowner who is in need of cash quickly or cannot go through traditional process of selling their house for some reason, and then the wholesaler finds an investor to buy the house who will pay in cash? 

I have used both of them in the past for HELOCs on investment properties and the process was pretty straight forward just like taking out a HELOC on a primary residence. 

My co worker flips house and every time I pick her brain I fully don't understand the process behind house flipping esp the lending process.

If new debt has to be originated, debt is largely commoditized and there will be limited deviation in pricing from one Bidder’s assumption to the next.Cost of Equity/Capital Stack Structure: GP contribution vs.