Yes that are many advantages of being a first time home buyer for instance if you stop by and check out www.hud.gov/ you will find all kinds of programs avaliable to you.

i think you need to explore the idea of your client building his corporate depth. as an individual he can only do so much. he might have to go to a hedge fund that works with a top ten bank and uses thier funds to set up a wide variety of programs that they as a fund service.

An upside to your fears about extra wear and tear, the whole subsidized housing program is such a great deal I would "think" tenants would be cautious not to ruin the place and risk the chance of getting banned from Section 8.I plan to get started in RE, buy, fix, rent.

I got a call from someone a few days ago on a Saturday who say’s he is from the EMC Work Out Program and they need a $300 admin fee paid via western union in Texas.

This belongs in the landlord area, but it is important to point out that good long term renters can save you thousands in repair/fix issues.For someone starting out in a cash-out refi program, do as much of the work on your own, to see what the actual costs are.

They have some intresting loan programs that I was looking at.

She referred me to some very solid people (she was good at picking people), and her pictures showed me things like: rooms that were sized as to be hard to fit normal furniture in (very bad in a rental).

There are no recent sales in area that fits this home.The home is a 4BD/2BTH, 2066sqft, 8100 lot size, with a pool and jacuzzi.

It is in an area you don't like or does not fit your criteria.

I need a realtor who is familiar w/ first time home buyer programs.