@Jo Zhou this is unfortunate for all involved.

There are also conventional programs that offer as low as 5% down for owner occupied.

Brian, yes,  however I was not looking at getting involved with some type of elaborate marketing program to sell these to investors, just thought about putting them as listings in the MLS.

I'd be happy to have a quick chat on some programs if you like :)best,

Looking to get involved, but have come across several, such as:http://chicagoreia.org/http://careia.org/index.phphttp://www.reia.org/https://www.ccia-info.com/Not sure if there is much of a difference between the above or others.

Each time I have asked to be involved as much as possible to dip my toes into commercial real estate and gain knowledge, he has pushed back and doesn't want me to be a part of the transaction.

There was little plumbing involved (other than a water line for the washer) or structural changes needed (there was a concrete slab already where the patio was).

I'm not licensed in CA but I feel confident that Chris has these same type of programs.

We are going to refi the 72 unit apartments to Freddie.64 units was a great buy at 20k per door, but it has shady tenants and a HAP program (still waiting 4 months to receive voucher money.

Ive heard of people using down payment assistance programs to cover closing cost and down payments.