You can be a part of the loan as a co-signer and just bring the downpayment, as long as they meet all the other requirements.

My plan is to find a co-signer on a conventional loan from a bank for a 15% down, 3.8% interest, over 15 years, my monthly mortgage payment would be less than $400.

Waterfront short-term vacation rental purchased with a co-investor.

I am listed as a co-host on Airbnb so I can respond to any messages I want to and adjust rates and the such but it’s up to me.

Hi BP,I am planning to partner up with a friend and purchasing properties under a co-managed LLC but have no knowledge if there are any tax issues or is it just the same as for the LLC my wife and I share and have 1 property under it.I am not looking for legal advise here, just thought maybe someone has experience and could share their personal opinion.Thanks in advance for any replies.Merry Christmas from IsraelErez

So you are saying if a PM company gets sued, that my money is safer in THEIR bank account than it is in MY bank account, with them listed as a co-signer? 

The builder is currently raising LP capital at 90% to his 10% GP equity in which he already has a Co-GP partner. 

Should I buy shares in a co-op mobile home park, and how many creative ways can you help me come up with to finance it?

Would bringing him in as a co-sponsor be helpful, even if he’s only investing a token amount himself?

I was able to break in by networking with existing syndicators, partnering as a co-GP with one of them as a strategic capital partner.