Hello Mark;My name is Lynne Peterson I did a co-wholesaling deal hear in Philly and split 50/50, but there is always room  to negotiate.  

Being newly self-employed has made it tough to find financing on my own, but my partner/investor/family member has been willing to be a co-borrower for my first few transactions which has helped me get around that aspect of the lending process so far. 

Not all houses have a CO, which will depend on the age of the home. 

You're probably going to need to find a CO-GP aka "sugar daddy to sign on debt, front some equity at the front end etc. but one of those $10k people might serve that purpose.  

I had this problem on my first purchase and the only way I got around it was to get a co-signer on my loan.

If they can't, your other option will be to find a co-signer.

Airbnb has a "co-host" service where other hosts (which you can see their reviews and listings) will take care of all your hosting needs for a percentage which is less than this cost most likely.

So I figured I'm going to need a co-signer for the home.

If I have a co-signer that qualifies for the loan, does that mean the total mortgage amount would be split 50-50?

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