Do they have programs for these type of houses?

Best to get your info direct from the source - the IRS has several publications that cover this topic, and you can find those at this next link:http://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc510.html

Great question, I too am interested in the BP community recommendations for books on note buying, I just ordered two books yesterday on the topic on Amazon, wish I had thought to ask here first.I based my purchase on publication date being newer than 2010 and number of positive reviews, kind of a sketchy criteria I guess.I also read Invest in Debt, went and bought a financial calculator, and read it again, really interesting read.Rick

That shows up in the court records, all public.

I did take advantage of the first year homebuyer program and after 3 years as my primary residence, I don't have to pay the first time homebuyer refund back.

I see payments required of under $100/month, no alcohol, and offender aversion few day program.

A lot of it is naive residential brokers who beleive anything they hear and think they can make a life changing paycheck on every deal so they promote bogus programs and or "lenders".

There are loans out there for first time buyers, down payment assistance programs, etc.

If you do a short-term loan there are programs where you can increase the rate and reduce your upfront costs though.Is it your plan to only buy 1 investment property and pay it off?

.- Company profiles also include a public feed so interested parties can see the kind of dashboard posts you're making to help them determine if they want to follow.