Programs that focus on multi family?

I've found no fewer than 9 multi family dwellings that are ripe for the plucking but I'm so broke I can't afford a free phone call. by my estimates, these properties combined would net me $8,600 a month in revenue depending on mortgage payments. it is painfully frustrating to see these numbers and not have the knowledge to obtain the capitol to put them in my portfolio.

Cash capital $50000-$70000Now the complex part:- I can use both or either approach.  

the multi fam around the med school areas arent exactly luxurious areas... if you buy a place, get something leveraged and keep your money... example take 40k put 10% down on a 400k house around say braeswood, then put the rest in a 4 yr muni bond for it to collect tax free income while you are learning then pay your loan off or tuition off.  

But the commuting part is expensive, and a hassle, they either have to take the railroad or drive in.

We point our new Bridgeport residents to this link as a summary of the code:  https://www.jud.ct.gov/Publications/hm031.pdfBecause most will never read it,  we have a basic "Rental talk" outlining each parties responsibilities.

It is harder in DFW but you can definitely look in other major metroplexes (San Antonio).Sounds like you are interested in out of state investments and I'm hosting a meetup in Los Gatos which is dedicated to out of state investments mostly multi family (apartment complexes).Feel free to check it out:meetup.com/Los-Gatos-Real-Estate-Networking-Meetup/

Turns out the trespassing parties were indeed the scammers as we originally thought.

You have to live at the property for an undefined period of time, this is ideal for small multi-family as you can acquire the whole building with no cash down, live there for a while and still rent out the other units.

The loan will be financed under other parties name, but we will be equal owners of the property.