@Jayden Walsh I work near the U and run an intern program for my day job.

My goal as the sponsor is to generate for the passive investors a 10% cash-on-cash return and a 20% internal rate of return. 

Hi there I'm Pedro Palomarez I live in Southern California and I want to buy multi family units and don't know where to start is anyone willing to teach or help out I can be your intern no pay necessary I just want to learn I am flexible and willing to around your schedule anyone interested in teaching me please call at 562 9657595 I'm a fast learner and have good work ethic and very organized I'm recently working as an elevator mechanic I'm very motivated hope to hear from someone soon

Rehab costs - this one isn't necessarily a "program", but more of an internal, electric database of some sorts that you can refer to.

That gives a first year internal rate of return on cash invested of 2,000%.

I was fortunate enough to find a fulltime engineering intern job my sophomore year in a very good company who wanted me to work through school so I know how you feel.

We redid the flooring, internal & external paint, updated kitchen and bathroom and modest landscaping.

And since you recently graduated, having a job gap is not an issue either.Find a mortgage banker that doesn't have any internal overlays, and doing the cash-out refi should be easy to do.Good luck.

.-- this will be true *IF* you only have a modem WITH the internal router feature AND no personal router attached to the modem -- SOME NAS boxes *may* have these features, others do not. 

I don't know if the internal coil system / air handler attached to the furnace is r22 or r-410a.