You mentioned making use of first-time homebuyer programs.

Is anyone familiar with details about these programs and what options might be available to explore?

I am currently employed as a senior sales engineer, and my job is to program and sell capital equipment within the industrial automation and manufacturing sector (I figure out ways to reduce labor costs in factories by replacing people with machines.

Programming already created by architect partner. 3) Development of a full city block (almost 3 acres) into student housing or high-end office for adjacent user.Parameters / Tabs to include: 1) Summary or Snapshot page (format included in link below)Major Metro Snapshots2) Inputs page for assumptions 3) Cash Flows that flow into summary page with development or conversion (downtime / carry costs) i.e.

You need quite a bit of experience to even be accepted in to the program.

FHA is a great program, and most sellers are not going to be phased by it.  

They usually have more programs available especially for first time home buyers.

Hi,Has anybody heard about Robert Shemin and his coaching program?

Good evening BP'ers, My question is regarding buyers that become qualified through special programs that require the buyer not to put any money down and no closing costs but are given a certain amount that the mortgage lender through this program will cover that they cannot exceed.

Conventional allows you to put 5% down.I would suggest looking into Californias First Time Homebuyer Program.