Even your holding co account should be under an EIN, not SSN. 

However, I would caution those who are sensitive to high altitude, or who use supplemental oxygen to see how they do in Prescott and Flagstaff before they make a permanent move - those areas are as high or higher in elevation than Denver, CO.  

Should I use a co signer, who only makes 25k a year.

There is a 90 lot park in Littleton Colorado that needs financing.

i hear hostaway works good. i just manage my own on 2 OTA platforms. pretty much all is streamlined on there. just have to keep up responsiveness and price optimization. but you could always hire out to a co-host if that would be worth your time. 

Flips will always be in demand in homes that are dated but in great areas (San Diego, San Fran, Denver).

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Hi @Lily Ochoa - I'm a real estate broker and investor in NYC, I'm familiar with co-op transactions as well and can give some advice. 

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If you ever get sued and want to use the business as a legal shield, having a separate business account that doesn't co-mingle with your personal funds will be important when it comes to the determination of whether what you have is a business or a personal hobby (though there are certainly lots of other aspects of this you need to investigate as well).