See this:http://inwisconsin.com/inside-wedc/transparency/pr...then search for Economic Development Tax Credits - - I recall upstate NY had one ...Minnesota:http://mn.gov/deed/business/locating-minnesota/res...Maryland: http://commerce.maryland.gov/fund/programs-for-bus...

We, the associates of home depot have access to a program called "your other warehouse" YOW for short.

Both will run you about $160 for a year's worth of education in several meetings held throughout the month, but be advised that they are also heavy into information marketing (different speakers will attempt to sell you their programs) so keep your checkbook/credit card at home for the first several months while you gain your education.Best of luck to you.

It is controlled by the state government.

Im currently interested in buy and hold rentals, not afraid of low income areas and very open to the sec8 program or similar.

There is a less than 4% graduation rate from their training programs so if you have one in your property it is one of the best trained animals in the world.

One mistake I made was I put too much time and made my bid pricey, after a few great comments, and giving out favors in exchange for feedback, we have adjusted to an "investor mindset" and have been hitting the sweet spot where it brings everyone to the same plate.Lessons I learned during this learning curve was, not all want "retail" quality finishes (where all our commercial and government contracts are of the only concern), they are more concerned about time and money.

I think of myself as an excel nerd, I never knew how much potential the program had until my first internship.  

Build an incentivized program to help them eventually work on their own.

Each property was recently renovated city funds from a neighborhood stabilization program.