Anyway, one property that is rented by a church and they run a rehab program out of it.

Don't mean to screw up Dave's program, substitutions are fine if agreed to by the holder, but they won't necessarily meet the reality of same or similar in reality.

Jay has a good point, it's an NPN craze and it is purely driven by brokers marketing, guruized programs and misconceptions of great returns.

Whether making a tiny $1,500 commission or a $500,000 profit from flipping... the thrill is in the hunt.. getting paid is the proof of job well done.Whoever you choose to align yourself with, NEVER buy into any mentor/apprenticeship programs...realtor and finance person working together can make anything ROCK!

I refinanced 2 years ago with the HARP program to a 15 year fixed at 3.5%.

I will be applying to several MBA programs with an intent to specialize in real estate with a start time of Fall 2015.

However, I instructed my team not to come to me unless it was "mission critical".

Any particular programs like FHA?

I'd use transactional funding, possibly through the Larry Goins program.

The old and new contractor have a relationship, so maybe the new one can get the old one to pass it on because the new one's really bailed out the old one by taking on the job at all.The program's really set up for one contractor through the whole job.