I also don't take cosigners because if the person is old enough to rent a place then they don't need a co signer.

If a CO is required and work has been done it will halt the sale of your house. 

This is a much dicey route and would need legal helpI think you may not be able to adversely possess against a co-tenant. 

Would plan to self-manage and need to find reliable maintenance, cleaning, and possibly a co-host for emergencies.5.

This can include credit card debt, auto loans, or student loans.Find a co-signer or partner: If you have a trusted friend or family member with a strong financial profile, they may be willing to co-sign the rental property mortgage with you.

Working on converting the upper level to a co-work space.

The square footage is not even considered to be official.since its a co-op they must have the documents and everything on file, including the fees that are paid which may be based on SF or on # bedrooms.

You could consider hiring a maid and a co-host to reduce your costs.

So, if you’re the heir to your parents house after their death, you can assume the mortgage on the home and continue making monthly payments, picking up where they had left off.Additionally, you should be able to continue making payments to keep the mortgage current, even if the account hasn’t yet been legally assumed by you yet.There is an exception to this situation, which is when the mortgage has a co-signer.

My plan is to acquire a building using an owner-occupied SBA loan and subsequently sublease the space I occupy through a co-working model.