As long as both parties agree, the HA shouldn’t have a hard time with it.

I learned VERY quickly to put an age limit on it and explicitly state in the ad that we don't allow parties.2 bookings within a month where those little highschoolers threw a party. 

I've done a number of deals with investors I met at the REIA.Propelio is also an awesome event, they have more of a party atmosphere.

The hardest part is finding the deal, the rest is a bunch easier.

The bad part is that it was a conditional approval.  

The good part is your mind goes straight to building and creating value.

@Brian Vargas Welcome to the party.

I have come to believe that in order for each party to meet their respective objectives both sides must meet in the "reasonable" middle.

Typically when adding someone, say party B....party A who owns it completely would Quitclaim it From A, to Party A AND Party B.....not just from Party A TO Party B.

As a follow-up to my own post, this is the verbiage I'd developed, which others can comment on:The increase in value of Separate Property, regardless of whether such increase or decrease is due in whole or in part to the direct or indirect contributions of either party and whether such increase is passive or active.