These guys/gals have researched the investments that they recommend so you would have to get their attention and provide a very thorough education program with a lot of performance history.

., on 4-units and less you can get residential loans under Fannie Mae / Freddie Mac programs, with 30-Year Fixed rates, which is pretty sweet... you can lock in a low rate right now and it won't change until the loan is paid off in 30 years if you wish.On 5-units and up, the only loan products I've found so far are commercial loans that are fixed for 5-years and then vary with prime.  

Look at what you have spent annually on repair issues in the past and compare that to the cost of the program.  

I was also inspired by watching some HGTV programs on Netflix last night and I really think this may be a field that interest me, I know TV is nothing like real life.I was also encouraged by Episode 113 of the BP Podcast which I have heard about 3 times and was only published yesterday and I was given a gleam of hope that I may be able to one day become a successful investor.  

I remember studying Carlton Sheets program way back.

@Cole Umstattd Have you looked into seeing what all finance programs are available in your area?

I see a lot of talk in the forums about the different property management software programs.

I am not selling any programs or pushing anything. 

There are lots of threads on here about these programs. 

I want to see if there is a local lender/banks that have a program where they would be willing to allow an investor to open and deposit $50,000 of their money into an escrow-like account, while giving investor a line of credit of $500,000 for real estate investments.Do anyone know of such program or have willingness to venture this route?