Am I right in understanding that it’s pretty much the same as a regular FHA; just a different name for it?

The houses are getting scooped up regularly and being flipped by out of town investors and a lot by the hasidim

Sometimes tenants will let friends come over and wash their trucks, some washing vehicles will illegally fill up large tankers for water off of your spigots, your tenants might let water run for hours for kids to play in the yard, etc.When tenants do not pay water they typically care less how much they use or if toilets run, sinks drip, bathtubs leak BUT if they pay the bill they almost always call the landlord for a single drip!

Think Multifamily sponsors regular meetups in the Dallas Fort Worth area. 

If it were me, I would be calling all the hard money in the area or lenders that regularly work with investors, they will have hard money. 

@David NaccoIn order to take the home office deduction, you must use the room/building/clearly divisible structure exclusively and regularly as your home office, and it must be your principal place of business.If you're building a separate structure you generally would not "write off" the construction costs in year 1, rather you would capitalize and depreciate the structure over 39 years. 

Depending on what you mean by "real estate CRM" I'll suggest a few:Real estate agent work/networking/regular communication with sphere - Followup BossProductivity, task and process management, and versatility - Monday.comOld school, get it done in whatever way you want - Microsoft Excel

The thing is, the loan guarantor (that's what it is, not a "sponsor"--that's a word used to wash clean what this really is--a guarantee) is taking on a lot of risk. 

If you see their add on television or hear it on the radio, they probably don't do what you need on a regular basis.  

he ended up paying just the regular Nov rent on Nov 4th.