There's another issue about separate meters.I looked into the issue for a co-worker once that complained everyday about his landlord splitting a gas bill and have him pay half.

Hello,My partner and I are looking to buy a house at foreclosure. We'll use a hard money loan to acquire the property but then put a mortgage on it. We have the pre-approval ready to go but with my parents as co-borro...

If you are a co-signer on the loan for the other property, shouldn't you be able to tap into the income that they are receiving to count towards the debt to income?

I inherited the tenant and the city issued a CO to the previous owner with the mother there.

I am a co-owner of a company in the Syracuse area that provides scanning in the Syracuse, NY area.The technology is great, working with Matterport is another story.

You could even add your wife as a co-manager to replace your mom at that point.Also, I am not sure that taking out a loan equates to ownership for tax purposes. 

I have a co-worker who has recently began to dissolve his real estate business because his partner moved out of state.

I recently had an appraiser give a comp value on a home and we listed it for that price and we had it sold above appraised value in 2 days with a COE of 4 weeks plus I had 2 more offers. 

@Mano Chidambaram - this is done all the time, the most common way is for the sponsors to make you a co-sponsor and give you an ownership interest in the GP entity.

You'll probably need a co-signer, but it'd be better than nothing.