With Home Possible, the borrowers' annual income cannot exceed 100 percent of the area median income (AMI) or a higher percentage in designated high-cost areas.If you can do the Homestyle Renovation loan from Fannie Mae, it's a better deal than FHA just because of the mortgage insurance.Don't be cowed by the paperwork on a 203K. 

What percentages do you follow when purchasing single family homes for rental...or multi families like quads and duplexes?

EXP pays your sponsoring up line based on a percentage of your gross commission income.

My leverage point (in terms of total loan to value) is probably a lower percentage than many on here.

I have a partner that I do deals with in a similar style to what you propose- we typically assign a percentage of the net on each deal to the person who performs each activity:-Find the deal-Negotiate the deal-Fund the deal-Fund the rehab-Manage the rehabThere might be more activities you can assign value to, depending on your partnership structure- maybe finding a buyer, renter, managing an eviction, etc. 

How do you figure out what percentage for the CapEX block within the Rental Property formula?

Then they separate the "newbies" for a sales presentation to join and tell you that you get a percentage of $$$ of everybody you bring into the group who joins and pays their fee (once you've joined and paid their fee of course).

It would depend on a variety of factors, such as: what type of property this is (single family or multi family), how old it is (older or newer than 15 years), how title is held (personal name or corporation), what percentage of rent $100 equates to (since rent increases are now capped by this new law unless it falls under an exemption), and even what city you live in (since there could be local rent control), etc etc etc.  

Please don’t just figure that your friend is getting that commission percentage.

Only 1% of the people even make $400k a year or more, and who knows what percentage do 1031 exchanges.