I have a co-worker that is starting to look for their first home.

My desire is to turn it into a co-work space where I rent it out to small businesses looking for a virtual office.

That is a big deal a co-operative tenant in showing is a really big help to fill an upcoming vacancy.As for reduction you need to run your numbers but I would think that really is too much of a reduction.  

To me, that means that he's collecting up to $4,200 on each one and, theoretically, if I could find a lender THE LENDER--  you find will know the area and will give you an education after turning you down for a loan (unless you put up additional collateral, a co-signer and he rights to your next record album.) 

Account Closed Get a co-signer. 

I would never rent out a house with at least battery powered smoke alarms and a CO monitor.

Excellent advice @Brian Adams, I get two separate lists, one from a list broker such as a Co-star or something similar, and then the other from the county.  

Would he be a primary and my husband be a co-signer?

Hello Bigger Pockets members, I need some help and advices that can be helpful, I just bought my first property in 2015 with my brother as a co-borrower and he is living in that house.

I have a co-worker who has done 3 house hacks and I get a lot of info from him.