This deal also partners with the banks program of 0% down and no private mortgage insurance.

I help form companies as well as help my clients through asset purchase agreements and agreements to buy and sell LLC membership interests.

As for an owner occupied primary, I'm also going to put this out there that there are 'no income' programs out there, but there's few lenders who offer so you'd need to find a mortgage broker who's hooked with those specific lenders to help you there.  

There’s also programs like Propstream and others that can show you what homes sold for via MLS & public record.

@Isaac S.Yes there are loans for 2-4 unit properties for 20-25% down but there are also programs for 10-15% down you may qualify for.

That being said, there are clients of mine who own hundreds of properties and they like to put 2-3 properties in an LLC as 2-3 properties are a small percentage of the total properties in their portfolio.The land trust structure could have different benefits in other states, but we normally do not advise clients to use a land trust and an LLC in Ohio, except in the case where our estate planning team advises clients to form and hold assets, including membership interests, in trusts for estate planning purposes.

I found that program pretty easy to use / fill out and submit my taxes.The more complex your situation, the more likely it is that you will need to find a CPA to complete your taxes. 

Apparently FHA has fixer upper program.

Other factors that could effect what program you can qualify for is your Debt to Income and credit score.

With 780+ credit and 40% down coming from our own home sale proceeds, using our current lender's "customer for life" program to re-apply, and with perfect payment performance over 8 years with them, is the 28% front end DTI written in stone, or is there flexibility?