You can look in to delayed financing- that allows you to do a cash out without the 6 month seasoning period, but it can be a challenge to find a lender who supports and understands the program.

I recently started learning about the VASH program -- a program to provide homes and other support services to chronically homeless veterans a full service program.  

I would personally advise you wait it out to go conventional, and not go with a 24 month program, as terms will not be as favorable. 

After completing 3 of the 10 courses from the Road Map Courses, we started to express our concerns and dissatisfaction with the program to our CPA, who talked us into ‘giving the program a chance’ and continuing with the coursework and the meetings.

I really dug into this program a few months ago.

I am currently looking into financing my first real estate investment and came across Susan's program as a result of listening to Clayton Morris' podcast.

J Scott, do you have a mentoring program, as Michael Quarles suggests?

TLO offers a subscription program as well.

I've heard of the Investor Cash Flow Program.

Both work for me, I just have better control and up front knowledge the deal will happen with the wrappable financing rather than the uncertainty of whether a new investor will buy into the program as outlined, after I have already sold the property and created the note.