@Robert Chaiton I can help answer your questions.1) The reason why lenders give low down-payment programs is because the buyer is making that property their primary residence.

I can tell you that their mentorship program is amazing and has helped me so much.  

I’ve personally found eXp realty to have a wonderful mentorship program.

I am interested in purchasing a course. i am currently looking at 2 guys Brian Page and Tommy Holt Jr.Has anybody tried either of these programs?

You can either 1) go through a syndication coaching program or, 2) I'm happy to ask some of my clients whether they'd be interested in doing a deal with you so that you can gain experience.

I just finished reading another review that someone left where they attended his 10k mentor program and they said it was one of the WORST if not, THE WORST training program out there.My experience with Joe Grump.

I don’t have much of a real estate background i and I am currently leasing a town house myself, so I don’t own any real estate thus far.Real estate has been appealing to me for quite some time and since I just finished my under-grad program and decided to take the year off from school I have been reading real estate books such as “The Book on rental property Investing”.

There are many great wholesaling programs out there.

And there are conventional loan programs where you only have to put 3 or 5 percent down.To get these low down payment options you must live in the house.

I know that UNC has a strong real estate program and you should get involved in the "center for real estate" or the equivalent and seek out any events, meetings, etc. that they do.