As a first time home buyer, are there any lenders like Fanny Mae that host programs that may boost my potential as a qualified buyer?

I’m currently 20 years old in college as a marketing major and I’m about 2 years away from graduating(taking summer classes now hoping to finish faster)  I’ve been wanting to pursue real estate for quite a while now but it’s seem almost impossible to do with little to no cash or credit, I’ve seen many videos and even bought Kris Krohan training program and this was supposed to help me secure deals with “no money down”.

Any time you are looking to go to mass texts from a program instead of using text messages appropriately and respectfully, you are looking to spam people.

Beware of properties that need a ton of tuck pointing (my least favorite expense.)For the loans, we have a few local lenders who oversee programs that are part of the Community Reinvestment Act.

There are new programs and carriers coming into the Flood Market place.

Do you think that is a limitation of their lending program, or is that something that is the post COVID standard?

We have a prospective tenant for our vacant unit that is enrolled in the SSFV program.

As everybody has stated above it is important to get your financing set up ahead of time so you know not only what you can afford but what loan programs your eligible for.

Fortunately, since you also live in the house, that makes you exempt from both Sacramento’s local rent control (Tenant Protection Program) and California’s statewide rent control (AB1482).Now, with regard to how to raise the rent, after the lease expires and it transitions to a month-to-month (MTM) agreement, you are free to raise the rent by any amount you choose. 

If the tenant gets kicked out of their place, it likely damages their ability to continue on the Section 8 program.