What programs/forms/documents do you recommend using?

Or are there any other programs I should look into?

But, in case you haven't seen, rates have been trending upwards the past two weeks or so... 3) Your retirement income can be estimated or calculated a number of ways depending on the lender, the program, and what the assets are. 

That will free up your ability to use the FHA loan program again and not have to worry about red tape rules.This will also give you the opportunity to live with your Fiance' and test the waters. 

I'm Ashley Miller, a real estate investment newbie, with a background in HUD funded programs and policy.

Most of the time it is not that difficult.My thought though is if you want to do this, you want to have your attorney check your lease.There are also likely some laws about what you need to do with the property...like store it in a safe and secure place, provide instructions on how to get it back, how fast you need to return it, etc.One problem I see with this, is a lot of the stuff that used to be valuable is now not all that valuable. 

They often have some good deals (and they have some points program I'm a part of which is nice) and their fridges usually cost less than Home Depot/Lowes. 

Back in the day   before FHA loans  and other low down payment programs that are out there today.. 

I was wondering what programs anyone has used to track income/expenses?

However, you may be able to setup grant programs and network with lenders like Lee Nguyen at Veteran's Lending Group to create focus groups.