@Chris Kennedy If I was a listing agent selling Home path homes and making a commission on their sales I might like the program.

There may be more sophisticated programs (some that may offer analysis of each property, etc) but QB is fast, easy, and I can run several businesses and accounts with the program.

I would like to hear if the program is working for you.

FHA mortgages makes qualifying slightly easier than other real estate loan programs, by crediting the buyer with up to 75% of rental income of the remaining unit as "income" providing the buyer with a investment rental home.

They preferred to hire people out of the good MBA programs instead.So, it really depends on what you are shooting for, but I would suggest at the very least going to a full Master's program or preferably an MBA program.

Plus, one of our competitive advantages is to connect with the people over the phone via our good customer service so I believe an automated program would lower our NOI.

I know the price of a home is dependent on the location but from watching some of the TV programs a typical 3/2 1500 sqft cost roughly $400k.

Has anyone used Sean Terry's wholesaling Hud Homes program & were you successful?

I agree with John, you should be good if its been 2 years since your discharge.I know people in a similar situation and some lenders have created programs to help finance people who went through bankruptcy only 6 months ago.

I picked up many properties that were thin to use in non-profit, low/moderate housing programs, they carried themselves, not much cash flow but that wasn't the mission, providing housing was the mission.