If you have verifiable income and the project cost all in less than say 100k, it would makes sense to get a HELOC to fund the deal.

Maybe im wrong because I lack experience in this arena but I want to at least turn a %15 gross profit off of the final sales price and its hard when youre paying the contractor %15 of the construction costs.

There have been some negative news articles recently accusing them of preying on people in lower income neighborhoods but by reading them you can find the basic process. 

As soon as my income from flipping homes replaces my existing income I would like to quit my job and flip full time.

Estimated rental income about $28002) La Quinta, 1225 sq.ft, $342, 4 bd, 2 bath, No HOA - $430K.

They got it fully leased up and everything has been running smoothly with $2k net income after expenses and mortgage per mo. on a property I put $180k into (rehab + down payment), so I'm very happy with the resolution.

If you are going to be financing the remainder, then that payment will be included in your DTI.I always tell my clients this: you need to qualify based on 1) income 2) assets and 3) credit.

So far it has been a little over six months with an average net income of $350+ a month.

I imagine Airbnb (the company) has their own wifi.Wifi router just takes the incoming internet signal from a modem (cable or otherwise) unless you have a combo unit.If you have a hardwired incoming internet cable then you can use almost any wifi device.

Or rolling that profit into another property(s) to obtain more rental properties to increase monthly income?