The Lender expressed interest and thought the investment fit one of his programs.

Real Estate has peaked my interest and I've been reading books and blogs, attending seminars and networking.I'm sure some of you have heard of Fortune Builders and their Mastery Program.

Hi, i have been in BP for the past 3 months.I am going about finding my first deal on HUD.Looking for Agents registered with HUD to work closely with.As well as to partner up with investors in all states on future deals.I aim to own a multi-family unit every year, do at least 3 flips/month starting out, participating in sheriff's sale from april 2014 & be a landlord in the future.I have participated in programs like dohardmoney.com, buyersOnFire & UStaxlienassociation.

(until the next time and you can say he has a new program).

Check with the local colleges and see if they have a video/media program and see if they will work with you on internship or cheap basis...be they will.

Some of the presentations are actually very helpful while others are more about pitching seminars or expensive coaching programs.

My credit mid- score is ~680 now, even with the BK, and my income is over $140K/year.Anyone have any ideas as far as lenders or govt backed programs?

And are there any special programs or benefits for people with disabilities or people that are retired?

This morning I seen that in our state of KS 75% of children are on government funded lunch programs since their families meet the poverty level income criteria.

This is what I would do:I would first try to find a mortgage broker (A bank only represents themselves, while a mortgage broker works with many mortgage companies) who can get a mortgage for a low value, as most don't want to deal with loans under 50K.So, when you have someone that has a good program, have him help you figure out what the payments would be, incldg tax and insurance.