Just a co-developer and my attorney.

Wisconsin law states that if a tenant stays after lease is over, I have the right to follow all eviction laws and have started getting that paperwork ready.My question is that on the lease, I made the current tenant have a co-signer.

A previous property management firm I worked with had a co-founder allegedly steal all the money in the escrow accounts and abscond with it to Chicago.

I was recently approached by a co-worker who wants to invest in real estate and offered to provide money to purchase one or multiple single family dwellings as rental properties.

@Jay HinrichsYes there was a CO in order to close.

98% of the time - YES, YES and YESException, I write my listing agreements at 2.5% (example) without a co-op and 5% with co-op.

I am interested in a price range around 100-150k, and will be financing with a co-sign from my parents for the first deal.

what to do if I want to sell a house that is owned with a co borrower and the coborrwer does not want to sell the house?

"strategizing with a co-worker", or "I'll call you after I get out of this meeting in 45 min" because pretending to be in control breaks trust faster than admitting the truth...)And I don't think the primary objective for a listing agent should be to get the highest possible price for a house. 

They are working to finalize them out but the closing company is requiring a CO (cert of occupancy) in order to close the property.