I have 2-3 individuals that I can reach out to for a short-term private loan which would allow me to accumulate around $20,000-$30,000 for a down payment, but I am a bit lost on my best option in terms of financing the rest of money/loan for the property as I do NOT have much of my own money for rehab.I have 3-4 Stars under my belt who have committed to work as a team: Agent, Attorney, Contractor/Handyman, and have 2 other members as well as myself willing to put in the manual labor on the first few properties.Would appreciate any comments and suggestions. 

Anything over 12% annualized firstIf its possible that you can invest $15k that can net enough to support your monthly student loan payments that would be optimal.

I got as far as to learn how to make online ads with Facebook pixel, how to analyze and optimize audience targeting, ad tunnels, and I even had a domain with a logo.

Just for reference, I am doing a 3,300 sq ft single family to studs: drywall labor is $30/board finished and the house is 250 boards.  

Determining the amount of money the property will be worth once you finish rehabbing it, is always the first step in the deal evaluation process.Once you know the amount people will pay for your property, you can determine all your other expenses, and calculate the optimal place to make a decent profit.

I can't tell you the cost of material and labor or even how many beams need to be replaced.

Has cost of materials and labor been restrictive in flipping or doing BRRR investing?

Figure how you want to charge the partnership for the cost of your/his labor.  

It isn't just the cost of the materials and the labor but the lost rent you need to factor in. 

@Matthew Krueger The sky is the limit and I happy to see your renewed optimism on opportunity.