She saved $7,000 she earned by babysitting and purchased a co-op with a friend.

I have a client who I helped find a place with a basement unit, they rented the basement to someone for below-market rent and then that person got the license and added the owner as a co-host.

I currently am a co signer on my personal residence so I'm technically not a first time home buyer.

We would use the house to implement a co-living model so that residents  can have a shared community as well as their own private spaces. 

Double Check CA law, but I was told you can enter any room that has a CO alarm to inspect it.

She is in a co dependent relationship with a couple who she is "helping" who live on the property the wife has cancer...

Now, since this is a co-inherited property, how would this work?

This means your friend will almost certainly have to sign the hard money loan as a co-borrower.

Also, if you’re going to be partners, your partner is a co-owner and has an equity position and not a debt position.

When it comes to hotels, I have a co-branded Hyatt card from Chase.