Any "business" that does not have a web presence in 2015 seems a little sketchy.Again I know nothing about them, so take my opinions with a grain of salt.Be careful and let us know what you find out.

They have a portfolio program that usually will help buyers who have some interesting financials.

@Jim Brown: The lender I spoke with said 203(k)'s are an FHA product, but there is a conventional renovation program for 20% down.

The link from youtube is just a link I found on the web to share with you guys about how the condo looks.

The girls are honor students and accomplished musicians: I spend a lot of my free time volunterring with the girls' school and with the Alum Rock Jazz Program (http://www.alumrockjazz.com).

We refinanced out of our rate of 5.124% (state program) into a rate of 4.6%.  

This brought us to one of the seminars that cost of $2000 to attend and then they talked us into $20K program that sounded like we would be getting a good amount of support.

Of all the typical loan programs available to buyers' they FHA loans are the most favorable to buyers' with less than great credit.

I've been on the search for a community and/or mentorship program of some type for a looong time. 

Originally posted by @Ken Vesely:have you looked at any soft money portfolio programs?