I was wondering if any of my fellow Michigan residents were willing to share what financial institution they used to finance a sub 100k property?

I'm sure there are tax and legal implications with ownership, her level of participation, etc. that need to be considered that I am not sure of based on the scenario/situation/result that I want.Of course, I should consult a tax and legal professional for my specific situation, but I wonder if anyone here on this forum can directionally give me some guidance on any possibility in my situation here, so then I have a foundation and basic background to pursue.  

I was bit by the investor bug about 2 yrs ago when I participated in my first flip. 

I will continue reading the discussions, and participating wherever I can, even though I do not have much real estate experience.

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Welcome to BP @Eldin Kalic Glad to have you jump in and participate.

So, you might want to try them.I have seen posts wherein they have helped other BP members.Other lending institutions might not readily lend at this lower tier.Disclaimer: I am not associated with these lenders or have used them.

Are they a regulated financial institution and how much in assets do they administer?  

Regarding the study course, I went through Real Estate Institute based in Skokie/Niles.

Keep in  mind that many of the vets who qualify for this HUD VASH program are single folks (most of the ones who participate at the VA I work seem to fall in this category) and thus would qualify for just a one bedroom unit.I only mention this because this might work out if you are a  landlord with one bedroom units available in the first place.Gail