There are hard money programs that would allow the borrower to get to 100 CLTV, but it would require increased seller participation (on the magnitude of between 35-40%).

I am considering taking the Scott Scheel program , any feedback on that program or are there any better for the $ ?

I dont have enough income coming in cause my self employed job is slow from Katrina sway of the money.I asked if I could get another program or rehab loan.

You then install a retrofit flange......some wedge into the inside of the hub and are made of ABS(spin into place with a rubber seal), and others fit over the hub and get tightened down with bolts that tighten the seal around the hub.

The key is I want a tool that makes it easy for me to focus on the content and not on the programming.

Any such program would be administered at the local level as the people collecting are local.

Yet in a city with a metropolitan area population of over 5.5 million, there's an occasional client that fits well into this type of profile.

The Chamber can have a great program for smaller businesses.As ReidyCorp is in MA I would start there by asking the state.

There is an auction coming in my area and I saw a few nice places that could fit my starter's budget.

There is a program that is being presented to mortgage professionals and real estate agents.