Typically its 80% of the total cost of the project or even 20% down of purchase price, funding 100% of your rehab.

As for the disability benefits, it depends on the state, but as a general rule of thumb, you are typically only exempt from property taxes on your primary residence.

These type of loans typically look at your credit score, the down payment, and the potential rental income of the property.

You can probably search these forums and find more infomration about ways to do that and the terms that are typical- that's free.

We give our clients a few different good options and lately our client's have been independently going with Lease Killers every time.

Best options would be either 1-Buy a cheaper older home or 2- put a down payment so that the mortgages is more feasible to rent out.

Typically when getting checkbook control you will have a higher establishment fee but less ongoing fees and delays when having to go through the custodian each time you need to perform a transaction.  

If you proceed with optional Repairs/upgrades you will likely bust budget (hopefully not as bad as we did), but should have years of trouble free service.  

Yes Sir- @Ryan Deasy please connect with Erik off line to discuss financing options. 

For those of us who are chat junkies, IRC is a nice option.