With quickbooks you can attach any expenses to the individual door.

There is a slim chance you'll be able to co-sign as you have to live in the property and already have your name attached to two other FHAs. 

If I can figure out how to attach a report to this lol...A little background: I currently live in Oregon and have an excellent job that is keeping me here.

See attached.  

With the market being the way that it is (Early 2021) I offered $180,000 initially with a $1,500 earnest money attached.

The attached photo is of an award-winning prefab mass timber building in Portland - more info on the building here.

It's a (boring) academic read, but take a look at the attached working research paper - "Demographics and the Housing Market: Japan’s Disappearing Cities."  

Attached is the image of CD.

Most tenants want a good connection with their landlord and if you give them that then you are more likely to look at a long term tenant who may even end up buying the property from you if they get attached.

Attached is an estimate from a local general contractor and I'm just curious how this sizes up compared to other estimates you've all seen - and if we'd be better off managing the project on our own and sub contracting specific parts out.