@Greg S.I took course I through continuingedexpress and courses II and III in person through Brightwood (formerly Kaplan) as part of the weekend program. 

Though when it comes to percentages there can be many more that should be taking advantage of the great programs that are out there and low rates especially for rentals.

Great on paper, but only because the only way anyone in the area could afford rent was with welfare programs.

Elec company says they have created new esid's and will re-install the meters but an electrician has to pull a permit from the city (still working on that with the goal of finding out if perhaps the city had a hand in the removal perhaps) - simultaneously, I reached out to the city director of public works on any info he can provide me with regards to whether they have any past actions on the property ( i would think if it is condemed, fannie would not have listed it perhaps?)

Also, It's great to hear you like cozy, that is the exact program I was going to use, have already created a profile.

A “creative person”, someone who didn’t post this idea on a public website, might suggest you could do a 1031 exchange in to a property (h3) that might someday, say more than a year later, become your new primary after it was a rental. 

OR they quoted you some "non-qm" 7% interest rate for a "bank statement" program, and that turned you off.Your 2018 was very good for business, and you recently filed those returns.

Oklahoma has a little known state insurance program that’s $25/month for teachers & $40 for self employed.

(just pretend to be looking for an apartment)Many like to Greige the walls, and if you find 2 or 3 you can get an idea of what they think will be popular cabinet and counter colors in your area with Agreeable Gray (a form of Greige).For comparison, many public assistance projects use Navajo White or some for of it, because they don't have to worry about attracting renters.

Is it true that nonprofit financials should be public records?