But even that’s flexible — some programs let you use a second lien loan to bridge that gap.This is one of the smartest ways to get into real estate in 2025 — especially if high rates have been holding you back.

They offer several exclusive amenities (like access to their golf course) but only if you put your property in their rental program.

Hi @Mohammad Murad,Whether or not to lease to a tenant with a housing voucher depends on your goals, local laws, and how comfortable you are working within the program’s structure.In many places, including parts of Nebraska, there may be protections in place that prevent landlords from refusing a tenant solely because they use a voucher.

Rashad, you’re in one of those classic “NY/NJ tenant-aid program limbo” situations where everyone keeps punting the ball back to you.Here’s the simple breakdown:1.

I’m wanting to jump in the program.

I don't know your current financial situation, but utilizing a low downpayment program like FHA (3.5% down) or Homepossible (3% for singlefamily 5% for multi) is a great way to go.

Quote from @Tabitha Grant: Quote from @LawRosa Hart: Hi @Tabitha Grant,A lot of coaching programs aren’t quite what they’re advertised to be, so if you decide to do one, make sure it actually teaches what you need.

So, you'll have weigh cost vs features and cobble 2-3 programs together.Here are popular options: Doorloop, Hemlane, Innago, RentRedi, Stessa, Avail, Apartments.com, TenantCloud, TurboTenant, Buildium

Sure, some voucher recipients game the system (years ago, I had a tenant who knew exactly how many hours she could work and how much income she could earn to remain on the program).

I have also applied for the Greenline grant (a first-time homebuyer assistance program) and am hoping it covers some of the costs, but I won't know if I'll receive the grant or the amount until March, so I'm currently budgeting without it.