Has anyone had experience with Jemal King’s Make Real Estate Real program?

(I know, super late to be posting, but I don’t care.)It’s been several weeks since I’ve last posted, so I wanted to update and also see where everyone else is on/in their journey.Again, I am recently separated veteran from the military due to injury, and now receive full benefits and am in the process of getting ready to invest my first multifamily property.I am currently going through the pre-approval process, my credit score has improved tremendously, and focused on growing my transportation technology startup as I’ve just been accepted into an Incubator program for startups.I am looking at duplexes currently, and still have been engaged in networking/building relationships and educating myself with books and podcasts.It has been one hell of a year (not in a great way at the start of it), but I’m looking forward to 2023.

Ex: Purchase price, ltv, FICO, primary/investment, unit, sometimes location helps address if you have it.Other things to keep in mind: what type of program you are looking to utilize for your situation.

A common mistake I cover is NOT using a low down payment program, especially if it's also going to be your primary residence... yes your mortgage payment will be higher, but you'll be saving a bunch of cash that you can then use to add more value to the property and force appreciation (and your equity automatically jumps up), or use the cash for another purchase etc. 

great insights and advice from folks not try to sell you a coaching program or get rich quick scheme.

You must qualify for this FHA loan program.  

Current occupancy is 93% and when units become vacant we will perform a unit turn upgrade program including new flooring, painting the cabinets, new hardware, new lighting, new ceiling fan, etc.

Your doing something thats lots of people just are not programmed or comfortable to do.A large portion of the population the apply for a job, are told what they paid, are told when to show up, told what to do, and how.RE Investing is VAST; lots of places to find your niche.

Not long after the offer was accepted, I learned that this price made the loan amount too low for the DSCR program I was using, so I raised the offer contingent upon a 3% seller's credit to get the loan to $75k.

There are always newbies coming on here and wanting to spend hundreds of dollars a month on Programs and Apps.