Condos will be your best option when compared to co-ops because only about 15% of co-ops allow subletting.

Hello, I have a small multi-unit rental in Adams County, Colorado. 

The title Co is at a loss, has anyone ever done this and how did they purchase the property?

I can tell from your initial post, that your former co-workers (...you've really got to love saying that!...)

(The Hard Money Co/FStreet Investments) How did you add value to the deal?

Hi real estate friends,My wife and I recently bought our first home in Co springs area close to garden of the gods and other attractions in the area. to no surprise our interest rate is a whooping 7.1%, the main house has 4 - BD 2 B. our mortgage is $4009. the property we bought has an attached dwelling unit on the side of it, completely independent from the main unit we live in, we are currently renting it out for 2 years for a tenant for $1545, It has one bedroom one bath.My question is what are some ways to scale especially since in the current market (is kind of almost impossible)?

The lower rate decreases my monthly expenses, increases cash flow, or gives me a higher LTV.Increasing Rents with Co-Living:I have changed my rental strategy to Co-Living (rent by the room).

We have adapted by changing the rental strategy to Co-Living (rent by the room).

Co-founder of Visio Ltd, operating a real estate investment fund across 48 states dealing in distressed single family homes sourced from financial institutions and sold to fix & flip and buy & hold investors. $100 million equity & debt managed.

The best thing we have seen work is to simply tell the potential members that Co-living is not for everyone up front.