Talk with a CO real estate attorney who specializes in tax lien foreclosures for your state.

I have gathered that a Co Ownership agreement is the simplest way to go.

She’s is looking to run a co-op.

I would consider referring the applicant to a service that acts like a co-signer that provides you insurance on that tenant.

I was thinking someone could sell the property/business for a cashflow multiple instead of just the property for market value..I believe as of last year you couldn't "transfer" an airbnb account to a completely new person, only add a co-manager.

In a conventional listing, the seller picks a broker and agrees to give him a fixed commission (I do a co-op / no co-op fee, so am different).Usually, whether the seller co-ops or not, he pays the same commission, so why would he drop his price for that reason alone?

Also, this is a newer market for me so if you would also send me a message on a co mlm payment to stay away from I would REALLY appreciate all the help!

I already wrote and sent a rejection letter, yet he wrote back a very polite email asking whether a co-signer would be sufficient.I’ve never added a co-signer and would like your thoughts on whether a stellar-credited co-signer would ease your minds if you were in this situation.

Get a co-signer or a partner.I hope this helps.Happy Housing,-Matt

If you're daughter applies and you are a co applicant I imagine conventional primary residence financing would be available.