And you can have up to 11 of those loans under your name. so the process is repeatable as long as you follow the guidelines. im not saying its the best option, but im saying its a viable option, and what annoys me most is when I see so much misinformation posted about it anywhere. the reason I created my YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram communities around the topics was because I saw how many times people were posting here asking questions about the 203k and were getting the wrong answers or mislead constantly by people with no deep & hands on experience with the program. 

One thing to consider is finding a down payment assistance program in your state/city.

New Western has onboarding protocols, training programs, New Western University, and several other tools that you and I can discuss offline to provide a general knowledge base to all agents. 

I am curious if anyone can recommend a great deal analysis software program.

They should have access these type of programs with a decent down payment

Google seems to be saturated with websites trying to get you to join their lending program (hard to trust). 

Personally I think I would look at one of the Universities that have a design program.

Our minimum credit score requirements vary by loan program: Fix and Flip Loans—600+ DSCR Loans—620+ Bridge Loans—660+ New Construction Loans—680+ Wish your credit rating was higher?

This criteria is for 1-4 and 5-8 unit programs.

Even after finding a qualifying building, if you can use the new 5% down program you may find less resistance to your offers since sellers often don't want to deal with the additional inspection.