We would handle the Airbnb listing (as a Co-Host) and split OUR bookings into a separate bank account, handle property management, cleaning, etc. 

Normally to offset payment you need to show 12 months of history of someone else paying it BUT that normally comes with them being a co-signer on the loan. 

If I raise private money from a co worker or family, Do I need to w9 them?

So I am hoping we can get some seasonal rental in the healthcare profession to rent the room out too or find students to sign a year lease with a co-signer.

I started making software with a co-worker for property management and would love the feedback of others about their pain points.

(Upwards of 200k) my yearly income is around 40k.I want to househack but apparently I can’t use the rental income I’d get from the other 3 units because I have no prior landlord experience.I can’t use a co-signer because they’d have to certify that they’re living in the property with me.I have around 55k saved but it’s all in the stock market and I’d prefer to leave it alone.

Hypothetically, if you felt sorry for her b/c of the 11mo old baby and wanted to give her a break b/c of that situation, that could be interpreted as discrimination based on familial status - even though it may *feel* like you're trying to do the right thing.Step 1: determine your criteriaStep 2: screen applicantsCould the Mom be a co-signer on the lease? 

I believe you can do this if you have a co-signature in your loan (i.e. someone close to your family, your father, mother, etc) or a "partner" that must meet the minimum requirements such as sufficient incomes, credit score, etc. 

I'm planning to buy a house at the end of the year and I'm a co-signer on my sister's mortgage.

Obviously I would have her parents fill out an application, run a credit and background check, employment verification, etc.My question is what happens if I do end up accepting someone with a co-signer and the rent is late.