Hi Carlos,Yes there are quite a few loan programs out there that are specifically designed and geared toward BRRRR deals and investors.

As a new real estate investor, I am not that familiar with mentorship programs and am wondering what the average cost is for a mentorship program.

If she was on Sec8 or some other govt program I might consider renting to her, but if you have other qualified candidates why even consider her?

I vaguely remember how long it took her but she said the classes are self pace and the program is pretty good.

Another is you could do a BRRR with a no monthly payment program to really pour some gasoline on the income fire.  

We have helped many clients nationwide in DSCR Programs cash flow nationwide.

Link to SSA Website"The SSDI program pays benefits to you and certain family members if you are “insured.”

I must warn you though, you need to make sure it's a group that will help and educate, not try to get you to buy some program or a membership with promises of grandeur!

(Which you can look up on your county property appraiser’s website.)Start by taking too low, two medium, and two higher priced houses for your area that are for sale and run the calculations for buying them with whatever percentage down you anticipate (we usually use 25% down), but use whatever percentage down  you know you have available under whatever program you will be buying., including whatever interest rate you think is current.  

@George Duchatelier The best way to end up with no money out of pocket in a project would be where you BRRRR it and recoup all your costs during the refinanceMost common fix-n-flip programs require 20% down on the purchase price with the loan amount covering the rehab for the same.