Even when I have had access to the MLS, I still used other programs with better search tools. layout, Etc as  @Russell Brazil said....I have had a RE license in addition to Contr's. license and IMHO the RE license should be left to professionals.

A lot about DCRA permitting processes relative to the ease in most of the Virginia jurisdictions, didn't forecast the length of time it would take to sell given the price point/neighborhood (not nearly as quickly as our $400K home last year), definitely something we'll consider before another project of this scale, lastly, we learned a ton about the DC Downpayment Assistance Program and time/bureaucracy involved.

They are seeking help from State and they think they will be able to qualify thru the Washington's Eviction Resolution Program.

There are some programs that you'll be able to obtain higher LTV (loan to value), but that will be at a much higher interest rate.

Long story short, I started a 90-day program with them, after a lot of doubts and internal conversations, here I am.

I'm currently in the Residential Construction Management program here at Penn College and graduating next year.

Furthermore, I have never purchased a home and do not want to lose my ability to do a first-time home buyer program.

Hey Nick,  Most lenders have programs that allow you to provide an active lease and two months of canceled rent checks (or proof of auto deposit in your bank account), even if your property is new and has yet to be filed in your taxes.

I've had a tenant for about 3 years now in Los Angeles and as of November he stopped paying and said he wants to use the housing is key rent relief program.

It seems there are quite a few out there and many are pretty expensive, yet interested in knowing which mentorship programs may be worth checking out.