I'm here in San Antonio, primarily as an investor,  but also a co-owner of a Brokerage. 

@Mark Miles - I think the best way to "transfer" a listing is to keep the original owner on the listing and have them add you as a Co-Host.

He was more of a co-worker then a friend so breaking that connection was not as hard. 

A co-worker of my partners gave us a loan through a promissory note.

Simply have a co-signor page in your lease making it clear he is financially responsible as well.

In NJ you have to get a yearly CO and a CO inspection every time you turn a unit.

I had a co-worker who came home from work, saw someone walking from his front yard to the back yard, asked the man what he was doing there, and was told the man works for the bank and was there to verify who's living there.BTW, the mortgage I got for the suction house was a portfolio loan, and there's no requirement that I live there.

My lender and attorney wanted to see the financials before moving forward on the sale of a co-op apartment. 

So I had a home that I was trying to apply a HELOC loan as a primary residence, but not for me, but I would be a co-borrower.Anyways BofA said the house could not be up for sale (so know this) and I also to state that the person occupying the property is currently occupying, not is going to. 

Can your spouse be approved for an FHA loan, with you as a co-signer, if you already have an FHA loan in your own name?