So here's the situation...Your goals and story: Last year my wife and I bought a tiny house and a little slice of land in Fairplay, CO.

While I was trying to be clear about not having any experience with you, I don't know if many people understand the fund of funds or co-sponsor structures and if/how they bring any value.  

I've noticed slightly better prospects in the $1.4 M - $1.6 M range, but I'd need to co-sign with my father to qualify.

I am going to share 5 updates that caught my eye that I feel will impact a lot, if not all investors in CO.    1. 

The lady is a radiologist who was trying to help her friend who had an eviction and she signed the lease for him and he co-signed.

My mom owns some land on the Nebraska/Colorado border.

@Hyeseong Park  a "foreign resident" can't co-sign for you...but if he is a legal resident, then it's possible.

You are making your girlfriend a renter and not a co-inhabitant, it will end badly.

This way, the operating LLC operates under the umbrella of the holding company LLC, resulting in two separate Secretary of State filing numbers.To proceed, you would open a second bank account under the name Holding Co LLC, doing business as Operating LLC.

And we have probably all worked with co-workers who work to the level of not being fired.