Recently, I was able to get a conventional loan for a customer and navigate the way around a home built in 1940s with unsafe wiring, cloth, and aluminum single strand wiring, and 17 ungrounded outlets. 

If you have any questions, there are some really great lenders/brokers on BiggerPockets and I know they will offer some incredible advice to help you navigate. 

Contractor in the valley, have built a few places in CB South and have navigated the HOA over the years.

So I quickly navigated to working with investors looking for investment properties themselves.

As this is my first flip, I have questions on navigating this deal and welcome any other considerations (finance, estimating costs, permitting/zoning, etc.).

That being said, my hope is that keeping the dialog going to raise awareness and promote open and reflective discussion on these issues will help to address some of the very real challenges we navigate.

In this situation, I believe each of us would be signed onto the loan as the guarantor for the FULL loan amount.i.e.)If each person owns 1/6 (17%) of a home and we take out a $1M mortgage, instead of inheriting 1/6 of $1M, each person would have the FULL $1M as a liability on their creditAs I understand it, this would significantly increase our debt-to-income ratio = more difficult to get future loans.Is there a way to navigate this?

There is a lot involved in that process and a solid plan will help you navigate

Hey i work for Crescent + Palm real estate in Charlotte we're investor based firm that can help you navigate the market.

There’s a lot of moving parts and legal items to navigate (especially after COVID).