Also are you having reasonable goals and doing some sweat equity to earn the profits. 

It takes time but you will learn the value of discipline and benefit from sweat equity. 

Do high-value sweat plays now—bird-dog or wholesale for experienced buyers, JV as boots-on-the-ground, or manage rehabs for a small fee and profit share.

So, don't sweat the "no cashflow" thing.

If you just made $50k in sweat equity, do you care if the hold initially is slightly negative?  

Here are some affordable / free ideas:Local community colleges often offer construction & remodeling classesHabitat for Humanity “sweat equity” programs let you volunteer and learn hands-onBiggerPockets webinars & forums (some free or low cost)Local REI meetups - sometimes they host flip training or workshopsYouTube channels by GC’s and contractors (with caution - always verify info)Wishing you great success as you take the leap into flipping!

Bonus if the units needs some light rehab for some sweat equity.  

You sound like a VERY hard worker so you could get sweat equity and scratch cash together to pay off the debt faster and save up for your own properties.I love Dave Ramsey to a point and used his Babysteps to eliminate all my consumer debt to make my DTI cleaner.

That’s a hazmat evacuation.By the end, I smelled like regret, sweat and unresolved trauma.That's why anytime a client calls me and warns me that their project is dealing with a situation that "is not for the faint of heart", I assure them... we've got this.

I think it's a waste but they told me exactly what they did and how much their sweat equity made and what zip codes allowed this and how much time they spent.