Additional options, if the property is convenient to a large urban center are to build a farm brewery to add value to your crops or a farmer's market or even a farm stand, perhaps a co-op deal with other local growers. 

.* You can't have a co-signer on FHA loan for a multi unit with loan down.

And then I had a co-worker who had to borrow newspapers to read, and brown bag lunches.

A co worker has a rental unit that he hasn't recieved rent on for 3 months.  

Land listings here can be 10% and 5/5 split.If the agent is getting 3.5% from the seller then it's usually in the listing agreement stipulated as a co-op from the listing broker off the total commission. 

My primary residence is a co-owned, owner occupied two family.The good thing is in my previous W2 life I was a program manager and had to manage lots of moving parts. 

Hello BP,I would like some advice on my current situation:I purchased a Co-op apt in Queens NYC over a year ago.

Somebody suggested I get a co-signer for a share of the equity or the cash flow.

If you want to become a property manager you need a RE license, if you want to become a co-host anyone can do it.

As Chris said, a DSCR product should do the trick if this is a rental property.Otherwise you could look at bringing on a partner or a co-signer if you need to refinance (i.e. to get out of a balloon)