but I haven't found many programs or credits that support women owned businesses.

My plan is to buy a single house, do repairs and upgrade and possibly sell in a few years to reap a tax free program that exists.  

I wanted to also mention I have looked at FHA Down payments assistance programs.

Seek out the ones offering the support or lack of it that you're looking for, commission splits and fees will be based on what you want and some brokers will even customize a program to what you want. 

My husband and I are considering the mastery program through Fortune Builders.

Also, the property qualifies for the 203k program adding a bathroom would give it a great boost in value. 

So, I don't think it's something that can't be done anymore, but I do realize that I'll need help and guidance in making it happen.The size of the project you are proposing goes way beyond a do-it-yourself program.

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).