Grant Cardone is another multi-family investor & great salesman to look into as well. 

Plus if you google you'll find about 40 different programs (granted, some.. well most, suck) but there's a lot already.

Granted the area's SFH sales are on the lower end and there aren't any Duplxes in our category that fairly compares.

I think his name is Grant Cardone.Always remember to do the math analysis on every prospective deal you look at and try to physically look at them if you can until you have plenty of experience before you make an offer or at least have a clause in the sales contract that allows you the time (about 15 days) to do a detailed inspection and possibly back out of the deal without a penalty that hurts you too much.  

BP's content is the most useful of all thus far (granted I haven't had the chance to log onto the Fortune Builder's website due to current life obligations, but later in this week I will hop on there too since I have access for now at half the cost).Working backwards, I want to not have to Wholesale.

Granted there are more safety's on a saw nowadays then when I started doing tree work 35 yrs ago .

Granted its new construction so that does limit the HML as most wont do ground up...

As for @Grant Mone, you are right we can all help each other out, I have a contact in NPR, Hudson area that is working with some local and out of state investors that may have properties "to get off the belt" in your area if interested.

Thanks @Danielle Grant.

Grant Mone It really depends on your level of knowledge.