In January I was speaking with a co-worker who already invests in real estate and asked if he knew any books that would help me to learn more.

You, your spouse, a co-owner of the home, or anyone else for whom the home was his or her residence: 1.

I would be living on the property, but I do have my father has a co-borrower non occupant.

New to REI, I have a seller that is willing to seller finance a sfh deal in a co op for $140k.  

I recently moved from a very expensive area in Brooklyn where I had been renting, and I bought a co-op in queens at 1/3 the price of what a similar apartment would go for in Brooklyn.

Hi Brandon,I'm a co-owner of a couple houses in the university area.

I don't know a lot about mobile homes but are you sure the comps are equal are they both in rented spots or comps own the land or part of a co-op?

Other questions, how do I know if my policy they quote includes a co-insurance clause?  

The posts are in the context of advising the reader how to be a "Co-Host" -- essentially a third party Airbnb manager -- but what they do is to list the many boxes a newbie needs to check to get started.

A co-worker of mine is in his 40s and has 10 homes in Georgia and really uses our current employer for the extra cash and benefits.The goal is that within the next few years to have a house or two.