I get the thinking: it comes from the stock market.

I am wanting to buy a single family home in Lexington, KY and VRBO/AirBnB it.  

Personally I would not liquidate the stocks, just maybe only contribute a smaller amount to it on a monthly basis.As far as the car, I would pay it off from current income.

No, MTR guests don't need or expect Le Creuset or All-Clad luxury pots and pans ...... but that shouldn't give hosts license to raid thrift stores to stock their kitchens, either!

probably not a property a random out of state investor would want to buy and plan on not spending anything on though, yes? 

Selling resets the game at a more expensive levelIf you sell, the next house you buy will:Cost more than your original oneHave a higher interest rateRequire new renovation capitalNot have an ADU out of the boxYou’d be giving up a known winner to jump into a less predictable future project at a higher price point.4.

Personally, I have been revising my "Buy Box" only buying properties build since year 2000, and sell properties built before year 2000.

A lot of people buy now, rent it ou, then retire into it.

Your plan is solid by looking to buy a house hack right out of college. 

I was wondering though lets say someone wants to sell but not completely could someone buy like a percentage of there park ?