(I assume a 203K is out because it's an investment, not owner-occupied, property, but I don't have a lot of experience with that program TBH.)If you're able to line up financing from family and friends at favorable rates, then that's more of a private money route which could make it more workable.

Any programs you subscribe to?

Is there an easy legal way to do this through a service or some type of program?  

Also, many cities have lead paint inspection programs that can be a big expense when looking at older properties so know what the municipal expectations are going to be for that area.

I was offered a business credit program by LenCred.

I was wondering if anyone has used their Investor Loan program.

I am new to investing in raw land and it seems there is no shortage of online resources and educational programs in which to enroll.

Lawrence,I have never heard of a paid program that was worth it.

@Dakota VerricoEither amend the taxes or go with a higher down payment and use a bank statement program. 

I have developed training programs in a variety of industries that focus on streamlining efficiency.