You can look most of that up, since it is public records!

I am not very familiar with the LIHTC and believe most of the benefits of the program have already been taken advantage of.

I am not very familiar with the LIHTC and believe most of the benefits of the program have already been taken advantage of.

It typically gets about 70 attendees and the best part is you aren't sold on buying someone's program (many REIA's will try to sell you mentorship or software).

In other cases, which is the most likely situation for you, there is no reporting.https://www.irs.gov/publications/p523#en_US_2017_publink100011876

Only public (wall Street) or local mortgage broker.

They even offer free classes in real estate related law that I think are open to the public.

Seems doomed to fail in any sort of market correction. maybe its like publicly traded companies that have Billion dollar valuations but make no money :) 

I have recently heard about two programs that say that they can provided me a decent start to real estate investing by offering me access to their learning platforms and potential investors that will allow me to invest with very little or no money of my own.

In order to increase my savings aside from my day job, I decided to become certified to be a Public notary to witness mortgage signings.