That means squat because no one ever even showed me how to type, yet I can write programs, and probably get into your computer if I wanted to even with a firewall and virus prot. 15 years of trying is a long schooling!

Usually through programs like HUD or other low income housing programs.Now let's get back to that "sub-pime" coversation.

I am the culprit behind the post you refer to and I've spoken to the OP already about this matter---program caps off at 80% and most of the OP's properties are over-leveraged from the program's standpoint.Regards,Scott MillerOriginally posted by "drweltman":i saw on here somewhere (or maybe it was somewhere else...) a guy offering loans for multiple properties.

The loan program you want is not a out there.You can create a better situation after you own the property.

His reaction to that statement told me everything I needed to know.Today I use the mortgage calculator function on my Excel program to do the same thing.

A comment on lending realities---there are only a handful of commercial loan programs that allow for 100% financing---and owner occupation is just one of the requirements.

Louis, MO, that am trying to refinance but having trouble finding a lender that still has an FN program.

I run my own business full time and then have a full time job working for Rich Dad Coach as a program director.It pays the bills for now and helps me get the knowledge and education that I am looking for with my businesses.

Workman's comp is a state ran (well, I think) insurance program that covers work place accidents.

Yes, I did buy one of the programs that I found on the internet.