I’m new here and not a real estate professional—just an entrepreneur navigating some challenges and hoping to connect with property investors who might see an opportunity in my situation.My main business has hit growth hurdles, creating financial strain that’s forced me to part with my primary home in Pensacola, FL.

Quote from @Melissa Stanley: A "cosigner" is someone that is financially responsible but not an actual occupant of the rental.

I'm curious about which might lead to quicker financial gains?

Quote from @Charlotte Wilson: Maybe I am overthinking this but when I look at properties to purchase that I plan to rent out, how do I make sure I am including all the potential additional “cost” besides the mortgage and property taxes?

Just wait (you said next year you're planning on house hacking).

@Marcos Carbi  If you want to allow a payment plan, Tell them this is the best I can do:Pay $xxx cash by tonight at 8pm for November's rent. and then beginning Monday Jan 20, pay $450 each Monday (in cash?

While a more robust conversation around your entire financial picture would be required, here are a few questions that I'd want to double click on first:Where is Your War Chest?

The plan to cut the corporate tax rate from 21% to roughly 18% certainly has echoes of past reforms.

Thus a great opportunity to be a part of it financially!

Like any financing strategy, due diligence and proper financial planning are key to making it a successful solution for both parties.