I'm not aware of any programs that would allow you to get financing as if you were an owner-occupant. 

Some secondary and mid sized markets offer solid cash flowing assets in that price range if the fundamentals make sense.

I offer a pretty unique service.

I haven’t used STRsearch.com personally, but they seem to offer solid analytics for STRs.

For the rental LLCs, I usually stick with major banks that offer cards for small businesses, and I look for ones with no annual fee, decent rewards, and solid reporting tools so I can track expenses easily.

Most list the guru as an “advisor” on their website, and a simple Google search of the guru’s name plus “advisor” or “advisory board” turns up a trail of nearly identical sites.I’ve scrutinized these programs extensively in these forums.

My plan is to take advantage of the NYC First-Time Homebuyer Program and SONYMA, and I’ve decided that home-hacking is the best strategy for me.I’ve been looking at properties in Upper Manhattan — particularly Harlem and Washington Heights — as well as parts of Brooklyn, but prices are very high.

I finally decided to move forward with them because I lost my main lender due to them being bought out and canceling programs.

Is the right move to:Keep making low but realistic offers and expect many rejections?

A good assignment contract specifically for Texas laws, what to ask for in a contract from the seller's agent if doing Direct-To-Agent wholesaling, what specific Texas laws do I have to watch out for).Does anyone know of anyone offering mentorship (that isn't a genuine scam/*guru*) or a place to find other wholesalers in Texas (preferably San Antonio).