I can lay it myself with a good pair of shears and knee pads. 

Just in the past couple of days on this forum, highly experienced people have advocated different approaches to a 50/50 profit sharing deal, one sayin that the 100% money partner should be on title, the other other saying absolutely not, you don't want the liability for the property during the deal, just use a profit-sharing mortgage.I was just talking with a pair of investors who did a 50/50 deal with a 100% financial backer to buy a distressed 24-unit apartment property.

In the whole rest of the house you don't have space to steal for a washer and dryer behind a pair of doors?

We got pre-lim terms and concerns with 4-5 banks and paired that down to the 2 we liked the best and had them give us term sheets.

OR if she prefers to have nice things rather than go on vacation, maybe you buy her a nice pair of shoes (or whatever item she values). 

And they command a premium compensation typically - I could point you towards a pair of employers I considered working for  before making the switch into Real Estate full time.

Grow a pair (of male or female parts) and just do it.All my friends are highly successful/relatively high income individuals or couples.

I sold the 10 acres within the last month and am not currently looking to utilize that money paired with savings to acquire a multifamily unit.

I am aware the more specific I am with my criteria, the longer it will take to rent and it will remain vacant for a little bit longer but hopefully with the result of a better tenant paired with the co-signers.  

@Scott Mac doesn’t matter ultimately if they are men are women, but Lets just imagine a typical Boston renting 20-something pair of young women working in a nearby hospital renting their first apartment—prime demographic here—would they consider it a plus for renting?