It makes it much more useful for me.I have about $50k+ in equity in my current property, but cannot access it via HELOC due to debt to income ratios.  

For example, home I am interested in purchasing is priced at 330K, the appraised value is 580K, is there any bank that will let me do a first mortgage for the 330K and then pull out the difference in equity at the same time?

I won’t cash flow for a few years because it was 500k but I have 150k in Equity already).

What portion should the person B get (in equity and cash flow) for taking the mortgage of 50.000$? 

In reality if this were to take place, I would immediately have $85,000 in equity.

In a couple years that second will be paid off (buy my tenants) and I'll have $80k in equity that cost me nothing but my time to get.

If you are okay with leaving some of the $ back in equity, you could rate and term for 75% of purchase price.

Currently we have around 580K in equity in our home (which is worth around 700K).

Hey gang, I’m a newbie trying to figure out the example on equity I purchase a home for 340,000 here in NY bout 2yrs ago fixed it and just for sake of argument let’s say is now worth 380,000 I’m guessing I have about 40,000 equity plus the down payment example # $10,000, now that would total 50,000 in equity right?

If you can find wholesale deals with more than $10K in equity, why would you sell them to someone else?