That's where the active businesses that have higher cashflow come into play (flipping/wholesaling/etc).Happy to chat via DM if you want to expand on this.Hope this helps!

It's a company which started a Glamping business in Puerta Vallarta.

I am 25 no longer in school, however I only need 1 year at UNCG to complete a bachelors in business.

This sounds like it would be easiest option to access your cash for business purposes.

I would highly encourage you to stay in your W2 job and try to build a real estate business for a bit, rather than just jumping ship. 

Here is a quick take on what I've noticed on what separates successful businesses or individuals in the short term rental space vs. those who fizzle out, end up closing up shop or end up getting results they're not happy with.

You claim to do business with Integrity and Transparency.

Things like, availability of the $50k as well as the remaining money from the sale, long term needs (retirement, college, business, etc.). 

They frequently have contacts in the business and can know people who are ready to lend money for investments.Remember, building trust is crucial when dealing with private lenders.

Not to offend the original poster as they are probably offended, but this is how you’re going to run a real estate business or any type of business, you will have zero success