The is also the Ohio heritage home program available in most of NE Ohio, which will do free color consultations / advice on maintenance / curb appeal, that sort of thing. 

I bet that's the same thing.I'm just leery of insurance agents using fear to sell extra insurance programs to gullible individuals. 

FHA does have a program for 3-4 unit properties however they're subject to different rules than standard SFRs and not all lenders will conduct FHA lending for 3-4 unit properties.

Kalamazoo even has the Kalamazoo Challenge (a program that provides free college education if you graduate from high school there).

You will find your most competitive options with the programs speciafically set up for flippers.I'll PM you the info. 

Resources for learning how to analyze deals include David Lindahl's REMentor program–where most of my multi-family syndication clients learned the ropes.

We offered what HUD  is asking and asked for 3% towards closing cost and this home is apart of the $100 down program. 

I did 3 years of mechanical/nuclear engineering then switched to business/entrepreneurship.  

We have a program in house where you can get people driving around for you sending you pictures of these houses.  

I signed up for a 3-day course from the Rich Dad events for $499 (Heres my review on the course: Rich Dad Event Review) and I didnt sign up for the follow up program that costed $18,000-$60,000 because I figured it was common sense.