I knew that people could co-sign on a loan with you, but I didn't know you could have a co-borrower.

Any chance of getting a co-signer with proof of income?

Hi all, just started with Bigger Pockets through a suggestion from a Co-Worker.

I have no credit (Working on building it I’m 18) but will have a co-signer.

. - If I were to include the rental income that I would continue to collect from this primary property, it would put me under the 43% DTI lending standard BUT (BIG BUT) I have read that lenders do not allow you to include rental income if its not noted in at least two years worth of tax returns.Some options include:Taking out a hard/private money loan for a higher downpayment,thus lowering the conventional loan amount and my Debt-to-income ratioAdding a co-borrower's income to mortgage application (then refinance at a later time without them)Find a lender who is willing to accept my rental income despite it not showing on 2-years worth of tax returns.Of course, the easy solution it to lower my DTI by selling the primary house hack. 

I would consult with a CO attorney to ensure you cover your bases.

Usually people suggest getting a co-borrower who's better qualified or using hard money.

How would you structure a partnership, where one partner is putting up the money, and time, and the other is just basically acting as a co-signer?

And can you get a parent as a co-signer? 

Traditional and used a co-signer to qualify How did you add value to the deal?