Jeff Beard Excellent advice.

I'm definitely not good at math, but I'm excellent at Excel!!!

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Compute the IRR for those different scenarios (can compute with excel function).

If I can break even or still make money, it's probably decently safe.I have a great realtor who I work with that gives me excellent deals on listings.

@Robert Easter Most professional property investors will use IRR (Internal Rate of Return) as a measure of the value of a deal and is readily calculable in Excel.

It works in excel or google sheets and is available upon request.

This individual helps hold me accountable to the action items I've listed to perform the goals I've outlined for myself (I work quickly and take massive action, so I've outlined goals taking me only into the end of the first quarter of this year).I'm constantly on YouTube looking at different videos on a myriad of topics concerning flipping, financing and real estate in general (usually this is a last resort /exhaustion type of thing. 

I'm not sure how adept with Excel you are, but I would suggest modelling both situations and seeing where you end up at the end of your two-year period.  

@Brandon Purdeu , @Joseph Druther gave you some Excellent advice.