Is this a co-op in Manhattan that is very fee heavy, requires large insurance policies and a review  by their architect in a landmarked district?

Simply put, We (as a c-corp) are looking to purchase single family properties and rent to college students in a co-living type situation.

They have all the things needed, on site, for you to live your best life and give you the separation of working remotely because an entire floor would be a co-working space.This idea came from three places, air craft carriers (which are like mini cities), military bases in general (which typically have everything you need on them), and experiences I have had working as a consultant in hotels that were wonderful.   

Or a co-worker who is also looking for financial freedom.

I am currently about to inherit an apartment in a co-op.

How did you determine the profit split on a co-owner property?

Also you say "considered getting a partner", I believe you have to have a co-signer of legal age in order to purchase a property though.

What do you all think of a co-singer for income/credit/others?

I was wondering if there was a co-relation between age of the house and a significant price difference in insurance costs.

Be it a low down payment conventional, first time home buyer program in your state, or a FHA loan with a co-signer.