You could invest $55K yearly and reduce your current income.

There for I personally am limiting my exposure, buy focusing on flips and reducing my debt to equity ratio.       

I understand there will be interest, but I didnt want it amortized like a traditional mortgage. 7% and payments divided evenly so that if we refinance in 2 years we have reduced the balance.

The new account would allow the tax benefits to continue, but the earnings would be used to grow the account rather than generate immediate income for yourself.

If changing jobs was a pay increase every additional dollar you are earning should be a automatic savings.

The trick is reduce the search to area that are likely to meet your criteria first.

I have considered flipping and currently work as a realtor to earn money to buy houses, but I would caution you against going into a strategy that is not your end strategy.  

Being self employed, I have a lot of control over how much I earn in a year.

Keep your living affordable as your earnings increase.

Reduce balances significantly