There are rental management software programs you can leverage at a fairly reasonable price, which is what I used to get started (I'm still a newbie).

The best time to pay for a coach, mentor, or program is when you are already doing business and you want to go from A to C.

For that you have to utilize our 2-step program (as referenced  above by @Clint Jusino) or wait the 12 months for a conventional loan. 

Create a partnership program with realtors.

We haven’t modified rent and the tenants were placed using a state program to make them financially responsible, which has worked out minus the claims of home invasion. 

Hi @Tyler Carter - Program guidelines can differ, and though many programs are similar in what they offer, knowing your specific implications in a deal can help pinpoint the right program.

This is a frustrating part of many of syndication programs.

I would ask them how they run their rehab program and you can gauge your comfort level with that. 

I think if you are doing a DSCR loan it will be more expensive but rates should be the same, unless you are using a special program?

In the process, I would either lose this potential tenant and yet would have gone thru the process esp. when I wanted to avoid getting engaged with the city Like someone's comment elsewhere - the tenants who come thru this program are not well earning, so what is the probability they will 1) stay longer& not have to be evicted and or 2) the payments in time/ partial 3) will they trash the place