Gap funding, or providing down payment money for someone to purchase property with no capital of their own is way too risky for the return in almost all cases.  

The second bill requires landlords to provide financial relocation assistance to tenants who vacate their homes due to rent hikes and qualify for the assistance. https://www.king5.com/article/...

But also if going directly to the organzation provides those policies, I thought some would offer this type of assistance or what I have read but never found.

., work related supplies, travel, meals and entertainment) are not considered wages as they are provided for offsetting a specific expense incurred while performing a service for the employer. 

I work in the financial crimes investigation field, and I'm excited to connect with like-minded individuals/investors  who can provide guidance/support as I have a huge passion for real estate and financial freedom.

Quote from @Conte Cuttino: My advice is very basic: always hold a property unless you can sell and invest the money in something that provides a greater return or moves you closer to your goals.

I appreciate any guidance anyone can provide. 

I have a "notebook" (that's basically a file folder, in Evernote) for different types of info I want to have access to later: lender info, referrals for service providers, property listings that I come across and want to check out later, websites that have demographic info... all sorts of things.

Now you enter a bridge loan that will provide 85% (with some exp and good credit) of the purchase and the 57k in escrow for rehab funds. 

For anyone new and Learning - anytime anyone says anything that insinuates a guarantee or provides a guarantee run as far away as possible