Going along with the above point on modifying the lease, set up a co-pay program for maintenance requests.

@Chris SeveneyWe will do a co-GP with min $10M investment.

. - and they were allowed to present a co-signer or guarantor but nobody would step up to that job.

I'm living in the 5th unit and I am in the process of obtaining a CO from the city so I can rent the unit out when I move out one day.

They're not really places I'd personally like to live for commute and excitement reasons, but they're nice middle class cities.There are some areas along Monument that I don't find that appealing, but as an investment I think they're perfectly fine.I have a co-worker who owns and rents 6 or 7 houses in Concord and Pleasant Hill.

@Jon Holdman yes sir, it would be a co-sign. 

The idiot land lord in a C class market could have had two tenants with 800 fico scores, but she didn't even ask for a co signer...If Group B just seems like a better group, try to quantify why. 

Per that episode, it seems like the only straight forward way to raise capital legally is to be a co-sponsor of the deal.

I usually don't watch TV, but a co-worker got me hooked on Heros last spring so I watched all the back episodes and caught up and finished out the last 4 of season two.I watch it on the network website and I have to agree with Josh in that this season thus far has not been good at all.

Maybe you could start doing a co-host with someone first.