If I added a co-signer to the loan, would we be able to combine our DTIs?

I have the same issue actually, I dont make enough income to qualify for a big loan that I want, so I have to get a co signer.

There is a way to have a co-signer who does not live in the property, but there are stipulations on that and I'm not sure if that's what you're asking about.

If in doubt get a "Co-signer". 

"The Advanced Guide to Real Estate Investing"Not only have I read these books, but I have been doing a great deal of exploring on the bigger pockets website and listening to the podcasts, all of which I have found to be very motivating and solid information towards building my REI foundation.I was introduced to this website by a co-worker who is also successful investor, as he saw potential in me and my situation and wanted to encourage me to look further into the possibilities available.  

Regarding taxes wow i thought it was combine but again you clarified that for me. as the source i receive this information was from a co-worker who went to the area on leisure and conversed with the locals.the person also informed me of certain areas one being a less desirable area to live in (Tobyhanna) 

The thing is, can i sign a co-wholesaling agreement if im only 17?

I only have a couple thousand to put into this deal and have a co-worker with $25k who is looking to get into real estate and would be up for a JV.Thank you in advance for your insight and help!

do they allow a co signer and can you get one?

We have extremely high credit scores, mid-800's and have used the same lender for the last 7 transactions and they cannot bend.There are a few options I can think of: A co-signer, a credit union, family/friends lending you the money until you have the two years of tax returns.If none of this is an option, I think you should concentrate on raising your credit score while you wait the two years.