Fannie Mae actually has a 3% down program as well, which I think you need to take a class for to qualify.

section 8 voucher program as there is more than one type of section 8, have a chart, search hud fair market rents, it changes from year to year, neighborhood, and age and condition of home, that will give you a range, a 3 br home is different than a 3br duplex,3br apt or 3br trailer, then, you have utilities, what is included for that rent, most landlords prefer to include water sewer and trash because they are leinable, meaning if tenant behind you can lose investment, next just because you have a number you want to get for rent or saw someone ask for rent, doesnt mean it will rent for that, some rents that are too high sit on market a while, that is also considered, that tells you again a range for market, the amount they will pay depends on tenant also, if tenant has a 3 br voucher, hud will figure a percent they contribute including all their utilities, then hud will pay the difference, say 900 market rent, tenants share might be 30%, that is 300 minus what the hud allows for heat, elect etc, so the tenant could end up paying you $100 and $200 for utilities,then hud pays the 800 difference, there is a chart for many variables, elect cooking, elect hot water, air, lights, a house with gas cooking maybe be different than electric cooking, and everything little item is why two could have different rents, most housing authorities can give you a better assessment if you contact them with interest in becoming certified, but 2 homes next to each other can be different based on what is in them, they can give you a specific rent in advance, the lower the tenants income the higher amount hud will contribute to meet the total value rent they determined

I have a friend who did a 5k mentorship program a couple years ago with Rich Dad.

I may not qualify for that program as I am an S Corp for my Contracting and thus write every thing off.

I signed up in early June 2020 and gave the program a shot.   

@Jason Bott I would be very interested in finding out more about your insurance program as well.

Right now just doing my due diligence, before jumping into any program. As

My partner and I have gone through all of their programs and are now in the very first Masters Program as well as Student Leaders.  

So a program, a good one really saves a huge portion of time.

Good morning everyone, Here is my situation,TLDR: Should I use my heavily subsidized student loans, which may become grants if I complete a student program, as a means of getting started in real estate?