After refinancing, initial investment amount paid back with a 25% equity holding for the life of the property (meaning they receive 25% of the cash flow after all expenses/reserves for vacancy, maintenance, capex, etc. and/or 25% of profits when property is sold)2) When executing the BRRRR strategy, ideally 100%+ of cash invested is returned after a refinance, but I've seen a lot of investors still may end up leaving some money in the property (~$5,000).

Again, final payment will all depend on taxes and insurance expenses for the exact property, but gives you an idea of what a lender would be able to do.Keep in mind that a Lender can only use what you have listed on your taxes (Schedule E). 

I get this isn't ideal but it's reality, you have massive PM issues, transactional issues, you need a few professionals immediately. 

Each transaction is categorized and summed for each year and so all I need to do is copy the number from my spreadsheets when filling out my Schedule E at year-end.

I  am a rising sophomore and my goal is to ideally get a small multifamily in the Austin area by my senior year.

@Katia E CarmonaI think you are pretty stuck...

Ask yourself what your ideal is.

And the home would be rented fairly quickly ideally, shouldn't have too much time vacant based on our current rental market. 

Laundry room with washer an dryers( ideal but would this make the apartment less appealing to tenants )3.

For me, at the beach today, wiring funds and e-signing on my phone.