i have done the insurance program they want fully furnished homes at least in my experience.. 

Some lenders even offer programs tailored specifically for ADUs with competitive rates and flexible terms.The incentives your county offers, pre-approved plans and rebates, can definitely help offset costs and improve ROI, so it’s worth factoring those in.

@Matt Tallent ran across this thread looking for options on a property I’m under contract for in Philly and found that Philadelphia has a program the water and sewage line protection program.

Hey everyone - Ashley here from southwest Missouri.I came into real estate development through an unconventional path - no formal background, just a growing frustration with watching affordable housing programs trap the people they're supposed to help.

The reason FHA does is becaues it was designed for primary residences only and wanted to make sure the program wasnt being used by borrowers to rapidly acquire real estate portfolios (which many on this site are doing). 

Mine was an MBA, CPA, CFA, and holds multiple other profession accounting designations that are more sophisticated than a CPA.

They have an investment program where the sell houses 90 days before completion at 30k discount.

Sounds too good to be true, and the guy is a good seller but I was wondering if anyone had any review on the guy and his program?

I bought the landacademy program about a year ago.

Not a lender that "has done one before" or "does them sometimes"The problem is, people will work with a lender that says they're familiar because they want your business, and the 203k is the type of program where you'll only find out they messed up when its too late (about to close, 30+ days after contract)From there, the next important thing is to get a 203k consultant into the property immediately after going under contract/accepted offer.