I am about to launch my property, and I am trying to get it right?

Hi have newly renovated house in Grays Ferry area of Philadelphia. 2 bedroom which looks to be in the green zone.According to this it’s the green zone @ $1341 / month. http://www.pha.phila.gov/media/178250/hcv_voucher_briefing_guidebook_2020_3_sheet.pdfI general let’s say the rent is $1341 / month how much will be received from the program and how much from the tenant?

For 10% down on the pre-repair value you will get a newly renovated asset when finished. 

https://us-mg4.mail.yahoo.com/neo/launch?.

I’m a newly graduated dentist and since I have $360k in student loans I don’t qualify with most lenders without a co-signer.

The house is already paid off and they are preparing to sell the house.I don't have enough money saved for a downpayment right now, and my credit is average (I've been using credit a little more over the last year investing in launching my online health biz + in educating myself about real estate investing).So.... here are some initial thoughts I had: - see if my dad (as the executer of the estate) would hold the note, and I could make monthly payments to him as if he were the bank - then when the time is right, refinance and pay him/the estate for the house- ask if he'd lend me some money for a downpayment or co-sign on a mortgage so I could take over ownership of the property, and then pay him back over timeAny other thoughts / advice would be much appreciated!

He is the expert on 1031 exchanges and just launched a book on it which details common questions and scenarios very well.

It increases rates to a degree that I don't know if its truly worth it or if I would even qualify for a commercial mortgage with a newly formed LLC.

The demand for the newly renovated units exceeded my expectations, and I was able to secure reliable and responsible tenants for each of the four units.

And Fannie will go to 85% LTV on a SFR investment.Big risk of course is that the seller bails on the buyer, and/or turns around and sells their newly improved home to someone else.