Some of my goals are: -Retire Early (30-35 years old)-Live very comfortably or better with the ability to travel when and to where I want-Have more time for friends and family -Build generational wealth for my future familyI know that this is a lot of information and can most likely have a post for each section I covered but I wanted you guys to get a little picture of my life, where I stand, and where I want to be/when I want to be there.

A way to try to determine cash flow is the price to rent ratio.

They very well may also be in the process of buying a home and their current house closing may affect their ability to close on theirs plus they have holding costs. 

I need the ability to close quickly, rehab the property, and come out of pocket as little as possible. 

There will be many variables to determine what you trying to achieve. 

It doesn't so much differentiate by bank but rather a given bank's level of confidence in you or your capital group's ability to stay afloat in your investment venture and continue to service the loan if unforeseen problems come along. 

I am trying to determine if I should use the 3 property identification sheet, identify the physical address of the building along with my approx ownership percentage of the building based on unit count percentage.

I'm thinking about the investment into an oceanfront single residence vacation house for short-term rentals with Airbnb/VRBO to have the ability to be in the house from time to time with my family, most likely when there is no occupancy.

If so, what formula should I use to determine MAO?

*Pros and Cons for each- with regards to liability, tax advantages, and ability to get financing?