You can also reach out to developers with a track record with AHFC; here is a link https://www.ahfc.us/files/7013/5596/1436/lihtc_project_owners.pdfIf you are going the route of a grant or low income housing tax credit program, there are hurdles to recapturing your investment quickly.

Hello,I have financed my last few deals with an Investment Homestyle Renovation loan, I am looking for other lenders in NJ that have a similar program.

She has tried to pull some money out of the property, but I understand that she has not been able to qualify for any cash-out programs (probably compounded due to Dodd Frank restrictions - she has very little income).

We have actually helped a number of Lonnie Dealers set up legal programs and Lonnie's daughter attended the very first in person workshop we held to teach people how to use the system.

I work in technology as an IT Program Manager for large gov contracts.

Im looking for a property manager in Pasco area that would be able to manage a large facility that has veterans renting out rooms through the HUD-VASH program. 

So buy their books, join their programs, engage in their community.

Remember, the intent of the program is help veterans obtain financing for their primary residence, not to accumulate investment property.  

I see a lot of newbie investors wanting to skip over using HML (hard money lenders) because "they cost too much", and then setting up private investor programs, too soon.  

At this stage I do not have 20 to 40k for an advanced mentorship / membership program, and as I am busy with my flips and a full-time business I don't even have the time to jump into note investing full speed.I'd like to get started slowly, with a few smaller notes (preferably under 20k), to get my feet wet.