@Michael Dee daltonWas there a co-signor on the mortgage?

You can get a non occupant co-borrower which is similar to a co-signer, but they are on title and the note.

Is having a co signer / borrower a possibility in your case?

Hohrath & Tremblay get some big properties but I don’t think they offer a co-broke. 

@Meghan Freckleton-Hopkins If you're concerned, one option may be to require a co-signer on the lease.

I was talking to a co-worker about buying a property and he mentioned this friend of his had a single family home that he would sell for $125,000 (below market value) to that friend.

A co-worker and the bank I worked for owned it as a rental and his tenant literally drank herself to death in the living room.

Borrower do not need a Co-Signer for this loan5.

Hire a great insurance broker to assist you through the insurance process as you get the building ready for a tenant, a experience insurance agent will give you clear options as the building goes through the transformation in the process of getting a CO.3.

I think since I do not have an income currently I would most likely need a co-signer on the refinance part after using a private lender.