Yes you can partner with someone, and/or find a co-signer (and give up a piece of the deal in return).

A co-worker at my W-2 job told me about a friend that was looking to sell their parents home after they had passed away.

There are also exceptions for second FHA loans when your first FHA loan is in a co-owned property.

If you can, get qualified to get a home loan, even if you have to get a co-signer, and find a property you can house hack.

.- Bank Loan-  Private lender - Bigger pockets has a lot of them- Hard money lender ( bad timing but would not hurt to try)- peer to peer lending with good credit- partner with a co-signer with good credit and cut her/him on the deal- collateral asset.- unsecured loan.be creative and hit it hard.

If you really want to rent it to them have them put and additional security deposit or get a co signer on the lease.

Once you’re out of college and have a good job that should be pretty easy but if you can get enough income or a co-signer househacking in college might be even better because renting by the room is that much easier and decreases your living expenses will put you in that much of a stronger position.

The bank almost didn't lend because the house wasn't "livable" (with the 8x8' ceiling damage), and had to sweet-talk the town inspector to give a CO, due to the ceiling damage and a few cracked windows.  

It sounds like he was a co-signer/guarantor on her loan.

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