Once my husband has his license and a job in the field, I will definitely look into ways of getting in as well - possibly complementing my husbands skills and qualifications so that we make a solid team. 

Easier process to get approval to, as no personal income docs needed for qualification.

@Chris Seveney Do you know how to explain this qualification further as it states "include as accredited investors, with respect to investments in a private fund, natural persons who are “knowledgeable employees” of the fund;" Do you know how they define a knowledgeable employee?

Usually the stuff about my experience/qualifications is covered in a discussion/meeting.

You can house hack and don't need 3.5% down depending on your qualifications.

If I have a married couple vs two roommates who do not know each other, and if qualifications like employment/income/credit/background/rental history are about the same, and it boils down to the married couple feels like a more stable and hassle free tenants and the roommate strangers not so much...and I wonder how close to the line of familial status that is, or not at all.kind of like the landlord in Los Angeles who decided not to rent to non-English speaking applicants, but got into trouble because a judge ruled that discrimination of applicants who speaks other languages is the same as discrimination based on national origin.

One of the sellers I spoke with asked to see a copy of my pre-qualification letter before he shows me the property.

The DSCR program's approach leveraging rental income for qualification provides an alternative worth considering, especially with its higher potential down payment.

@Brandon Taylor nothing wrong with process and standards, in most states formal written qualifications standards are required anyway.

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.