Hello,I'm looking at refinancing our SBA loan debt this summer or fall - and looking at obtaining an FHA Sec 232 loan or I've seen there are some Fannie/Freddie loan programs as well depending on the lender.I like the fact these are non recourse with carve-outs and depending on the loan can be assumable and with far better interest rates for the life of the loan.However I'm a bit paranoid about the controls the lender would have over myself/our business and how much it would cost to have audited financial statements.

Homeownership may be one step closer than you think if you spend your dollars wisely this year.Based on data released by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), Americans can expect an estimated average refund of $2,962 when filing their taxes this year.According to programs from the Federal Housing Authority, Freddie Mac, and Fannie Mae, many first-time buyers can purchase a home with as little as 3% down.

Just like television advertised for 50 years before the internet to keep their programming free. 

There are programs at there that allow for exactly what you are doing.

Did an FHA loan on my current 4plex with the owner/occupy program.

And, FYI brother, In my city, we have a program (PHDC) that allows buyers to make offers on and buy properties that provide fair offers and fair rent in relation to the respective community, all while EARNING my real estate license.  

Most utility companies have a Landlord program that automatically switches utilities to the landlord once the tenant cancels service.

I want to purchase my first rental property with a mortgage instead of a conventional loan so I can take advantage of the homestyle/homeready programs which allow you to include renovations in the loan instead of conventional loans that require 15% down.

We have the Healthy Homes Program.

If you are looking for classes specific to investing, I recommend the real estate coaching and mentoring program that @Ron Harris and his wife Angelina do.