First time home buyer program.

George is right, QB is a very robust program but it aims to be a solution for most businesses where Stessa is designed for our industry.

It is a tad expensive but a less than 1/5 of the price of these weekend guru programs and it covers 100% of the real estate investor info you will need starting out.

I am constantly getting bombarded with ads from lenders about how their new loan program is the best since they offer XYZ terms that are different than everyone else.

There's also low down payment programs which will help you save your cash for purchase number to or any renovations you'd like to do. 

Does anyone know of any grants or forgivable loans for first-time homebuyers that can be paired with the NACA program?

Some loan programs now require points too just fyi.

We worked very closely with Tesla with a launch program they had offered.   

They offer programs very similar to hard money lenders but their rates are only 1-2% higher than conventional.They will not be able to close in 3 days like a HML would but they offer better rates, term, and they are licensed so you do not have to worry about fraudulent activity.You can either go through a mortgage broker or through them directly.

I was looking at courses/ mentorship programs and wondering which ones you would recommend?