I also I want to ensure that the money I make from my first flip, goes into another property that I can 1) live in and 2) pay my debt down and 3) utilize Airbnb to pay down the mortgage faster. 

Getting good rent comps is essential, especially if you are making assumptions that can make or break your financial model.  

Learning is always helpful in life,  such a young age you are taking step for financial freedom.  

We have about 25k left in debt (down from 103k.)Being an FHA we have PMI which is $120 a month.

My word of caution would be to approach carefully and make sure you can hit your financial targets prior to approaching the business this way.  

@James Kojo for large deals it is common for the seller to disclose financial information before LOI.Sometimes you will get a seller who refuses. 

I was trying with one lender who said they can do the cash out at the beginning, but then after reviewing my 2016 tax return, which claim a loss on a K-1, they said they can not due to the debt to income ratio would not qualify (comes to negative..).

Hi folks, I am still in the process of finding the "right" multifamily deal and although I am not quite there financially I am at best perhaps a few months away.

I have 12 years of experience in student rentals and there should be a massive financial upside to consider that niche.

We are trying to find a financially savvy way to sell and buy something new with the money from the sale.