IMO, anyone with a system or program should be avoided, they are mechanics, you need an engineer to follow.You could really spin your wheels trying to follow a system as all deals won't fit in that category.

http://www.insurent.com/slpb_ll.shtmlquote from their website:" For landlords, the Insurent® Program is a unique no-cost method to increase occupancies, eliminate rent loss, and streamline the rental process for all parties where the prospective renter does not meet your minimum financial requirements, and needs to put up additional security, prepaid rent, or have a qualified co-signer at 75x-100x the monthly rent.The landlord accepts the Insurent® Program; the renter pays for the Insurent® Lease Guaranty.

There are two different situations that happen when someone is searching for the "best" loan program and has found a program but gives the assumption that they are "sticking" to it but don't.

I have also invested in the Fortune Builders program.

Maybe going to a community 2 year program for some accounting classes.

Are there any good programs in or near the Cincinnati area?

I am not proficient in using the program.

Contact the local housing authority (who most likely administers the Section 8 program) and ask to speak to the administrator.

I was looking into Business Management programs, but any suggestions on courses that would benefit me in this journey to become a full time investor would be greatly appreciated.

For example, I know of one personal umbrella program that limits 4 units in any one location, BUT that that allows for up to 30 residential units in Texas under the umbrella policy.