There are also tons of awesome down payment assistance programs.

We help our clients negotiate state and local grants, tax abatements,etc.First step is to see what existing programs are out there with money, are you just talking about applying to those or creating your own request?

Last time I checked, the first time homebuyer program was at 85% LTV or a 15% down payment requirement for a 4 family.

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According to the experience of some of you, I would like to know a little bit more about how the 203k loan works, if you have any link that I can read or something like that I would be glad to get it....

I bought this alongside the other, so same story as the last... as early as 12 perhaps, my mother - who is a Korean-American immigrant - engrained in me two defining principles that have literally guided me to the here-and-now:1 - Invest in real estate2 - Work for yourselfSo that's what I decided to do at age 20 as a college-undergrad who didn't feel as if the traditional path of Bachelors Degree - graduate - Masters Degree - graduate - 9-to-5 until retirement was the route for me.

Some of the information that I have seen recommends creating a separate C-Corp Property Management company which then executes a Master Lease agreement with the underlying properties held by LLCs.

I manage one of my grandmother's properties, with a Master Lease.

And, even if you find a cheap program, they usually start going up in price as they develop and add more features.There are plenty of way to manage 1 to 3 units that don't require management SW.

There are qualifying life events (like getting married) that let you move out before a year, and many other loop holes in the program which investors can legally utilize.

There are different loan programs that only request 5% or less as a down payment.