I plan to hack a 3 unit property with numbers that create positive cashflow and eliminate my living expenses.So if the property generates 300 per month cash flow and now I'm not paying rent of 1500 any longer, is my positive cashflow now 1800 on my first deal?

It seems like a solid basic house : slab, block walls, single story, post-lead paint construction, and town water (wells are a Pita).

Check out BP's "Marketplace" for leads on different investment opportunities (https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/517-real-estate-marketplace?

My goal is to start flipping, wholesaling or do whatever it Takes so i can quit my job and dedicate full time to REI, with the goal of eventually buy and hold SFH, MFR or any type of property that generates cashflow, build my portfolio while doing other side deals as metioned before.

Do what you need to do and bill me.On top of that I have a vacancy in one of my condos which I thankfully took a deposit for Tuesday.The good news was I had money set aside for the ac unit and I was able to cover the roof with cash generated from my rentals. 

Hello still experimenting with this process of wholesaling and trying to find houses that would be a good fit for a local investor, so with that in mind I'm trying to find flipper uppers that will generate at least a 15% return for a flipper.

It’s sort of the blind leading the blind here.

Hoping it'll lead to more opportunities to get into RE investing etc.

What is your exit strategy on the leads you find that don't have any equity?  

I’m a licensed agent, have a decent network and a few leads on some land that I’m interested in developing.