I’m wondering, do I put him as the primary tenant on the lease and have the company as a co-signer or guarantor?

I have a co-hosting business for short term rentals and always looking for ways to maximize profits for homeowners and over-exceed expectations. 

My name is Miranda and I am a Co-Owner of a real estate development company.

Yes, FHA requires income to qualify, but you can also use a co-signer that makes up for that.

If you underinsure the property, you might be subject to a co-insurance penalty, which will be significant!  

You can find better deals yourself if you get a team in Little Rock that you can have do the work for you.I have a co-worker who has purchased 7 properties in Little Rock over the past couple years basically doing the BRRRR.

Hi everyone,I understand that I would not need a W-2 if I have a co-signer, but is that the same for if I had a co-borrow?

She'd have to qualify, buy, and be on title with you as a co-owner.

As a beginner, you can learn a lot from your uncle with a few rentals in another state or a co-worker that's on their second house hack.

The second option not only avoids capital gains taxes, preserves the step up in basis, but also avoids probate.The trust can also name you as a co-trustee and give the trustees power to manage the rental property.