If I have a co-signer it would be classified as a "investment property" and that would be 20% down automatically which I do not have.

Besides Craigslist and the local classifieds, where do you usually go to find a good gc?

Bill Gulley terminology Bill I guess this is just like the private loan vs hard money loan. there is no right or wrong how you classify it..

But I don't think any builders would be very interested in the situation.Either way, I reviewed, again, all of the CT laws (http://www.jud.ct.gov/lawlib/law/landlord.htm )And can find no legal justification for what she's claiming.Even, hypothetically, if it were classified as a common area, then she cannot withhold rent.

Primarily loans are being classified in "qualified" and "high risk" areas, I rather see different terms but that's government.

To me, the classification of "aggressive breeds" is as simple as classifying people by race.

We switched to Quickbooks Online.It has a feature that allows you to classify transactions to a business and class.  

But I have to classify the differences between repair/maintenance and capital improvement.It is somewhat confusing where exactly the line can be drawn...

No charge, but you are buying first round of drinks next time :-) 1) We classify your private placements the way we do for convenience.

http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/4226-classifying-real-estate