Both of these programs are designed to promote economic growth in communities, and the National Association of Realtors® made the case that investors in these programs should not be harmed due to the effects of COVID-19. 1031 Like-kind exchanges.

Make sure to find someone that has a lot of knowledge on the housing/rental market, experience with the building codes, inspection/permit process and programs tenants will sometimes use.

I’m currently in grad school (physician assistant program) which requires we don’t work, the more I research, I really think the Nebraska market could be awesome for investing.

Terrific...https://www.nmhc.org/news/press-release/2020/apartment-industry-urges-sba-and-treasury-to-amend-paycheck-protection-program-to-enable-multifamily-participation/

Now I manage a corporate risk and insurance program for a global firm headquartered in Chicago—I love it.

Are there any banks in central Arkansas that may have programs that are more beneficial for investment properties?

It seems they’d do anything to fill the needs they have, but I can’t get a call back from the program director. 

Jumbo programs have all been suspended at the moment due to the coronavirus and the ripple effect it's had on the lending industry/economy as a whole. 

There are so many hoops you need to jump through and so many inspections you need to pass in order to get paid by the program.  

Anything greater than 4 we have a program for but we’ve paused for the time being until there’s a bit more stability in the markets.