Finding good referral sources is probably the best way to go but takes time to develop.

It is very detailed and has links to back up all the data as to where the original source of the data .

If they do intend on settling down here many of the military folks purchase their homes with VA loans (very very low down payment program).I'm still a bit torn about using lease/purchase in my area because of the vast number of buyers that will be military who will either be renting or purchasing with VA loans (very low down payment).

I did a search and found this program.http://www.trumpuniversity.com/realestate/index.cfmHas anyone gone through it or have any info on the program personally.My 2nd Question:I read in a resent post that it was a good idea to take the real estate law of contracts class for real estate agents.

Normally they are between 12-15% with a 3-5% origination fee.I doubt you will find many if even any conventional loan programs that are going to give you fix up costs.

How would having an additional software program improve my life or my business?

Or you can get forms that have been tested and well vetted from different sources.

Get your short term financing source so you can make a "cash" offer, then put in the contract that you may wish to assign the contract.

And if your lease agreement says heat etc. is included in the rent than that means you don't pay for heat whether it's source is gas or electric.

I have read a lot of programs from well known real estate guros, have invested in real estate, currently work in real estate sales, but am not in the top percent, and don't see that anytime soon.