@David A.Are you trying to use a co-signer?

@Bryan Ju How did they even know the place didn’t have a CO yet?

Good news - the purchase now shows the deed reflecting the actual tax payer - you.More good news - her LLC really doesn't have to have a taxable event since it was never reporting the property.Even more good news - You probably don't even have to mess with correcting anything.Bad news - You've got to figure out how to get her correctly involved as a co-owner of the property going forward.Get thee to an accountant :)

They are in a never-ending feedback loop and are nervous to fly without a co-pilot.

My state laws do not protect source of income, so if I cannot garnishee, I require either a double security deposit and/or a co-signer with excellent credit, garnisheable income, and they must own local real estate too.  

Each person signing as co-signer is automatically carried over as co-signer on any subsequent lease Renewals or Leases of the company or in the event of Holdover or in the event of Transfer unless Landlord gives a written Release to a co-signer. 31.

I would just do a bit of due diligence on this one and one more thought - even if CO detectors aren't required in the area, I would make sure you have a CO detector within 15 feet of every bedroom, and if you have a basement I would have one down there by the furnace as well. 

Would you mind going into a bit of details as in location , how you financed it , did you have to get a co-signer to meet the net worth requirements ?

@Nikki CuozzoYou can do 3.5% down FHA. 25% down is required for multi-families if you use a co-signer.  

I also had a co worker I had ran the numbers for her mother but listed and sold with another agent.