That budget will decide what percentage the program pays.

With the money from wholesaling, I invested in mentorship programs.

NFIP 2.0 - What’s Changing with National Flood Insurance and Why You Should Care.It’s been a long time coming, but reform to the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is on the way.Risk Rating 2.0 (that’s how we Flood Nerd-types refer to the reform) isn’t a complete government policy re-boot and it’s going to change the flood insurance market.

Hey @Michael Speck, there are some programs out there for 20% down but traditionally lenders want to see 25%-30% depending on the property.  

@Mario Casarez hey Mario, Id agree with @Paul Welden - HomeStyle is a great renovation loan program (and is still available) to jumpstart your BRRR investing, but it really depends on a few factors to determine which loan option is best between Homestyle, 203k, hard money, etc.

There are so many great programs out there for house hacking. 3% down conventional, NACA, Bank of America down payment assistance, the list goes on.

So, I ask, is there any type of loan or program that I would qualify for when my credit score is finally posted?

I would go for a house hack and utilize some programs that allow you to put little down.

There's an actual real estate college degree; and within the MBA program there's a real estate concentration.Subjects that could certainly fuel an investor's rise to empire besides just accounting and business could be architecture (evaluating structures), psychology (negotiation), economics (noticing trends in a market), statistics (various areas of investing), and there are probably more that aren't popping into my head at the moment.

Checkout TLDR below.I recently came across this article where I read about California's proposed subsidy for housing purchase. https://www.businessinsider.com/california-dream-for-all-program-senate-democrats-new-home-costs-2021-6.