However, it is mostly geared toward a person who has a W-2 job themselves, which is not the case for me, so there are some applications that I am finding confusing. 

If the deed holder is a Wyoming LLC, paying recurring registers agent fees (if applicable) is still going to be more cost effective relative to transferring the asset. 

The power of knowledge is not is it's acquisition, but it's application. 

The reality is you would really be renting to and depending on the husband whom you can not screen.To be honest I have never had a perfect applicant so it has always been very easy to justify rejecting any applicant for a reason that is not discriminatory or a violation of codes. 

My application says the home should rent for $1500 and is worth $195k. 

They will also handle nonpayment & evictions, marketing of units, applicant screening and much more. 

@Anthony Zotto- if you started the application with the CU and locked the rate in - your rate wont  automatically  decrease  if  rates  improve . 

When someone offers to pay a large amount up front, it's typically because they are enticing you to not look deeply into their past, or they are trying to jump the line ahead of other applicants.

I don't believe a DSCR lender would transfer the obligation to a new borrower but please correct me if I am wrong..In general, it will be be a full income verification or full documentation application with the current lender directly and no other mortgage professional would be involved.

This includes declaring rental income received and deducting applicable expenses such as maintenance, property taxes, and mortgage interest related to the rented portion.Once Cousin B acquires 50% ownership, they will begin reporting 50% of the rental income and associated expenses for the portion they now co-own.